If you're not a "ciudadano de Mexico" you can purchase property through a living trust called a fiedecomiso.  

Great answers and advice @Ruan De Nysschen and @Brett Snodgrass, answered concerns I had at well.

as who do you watch and read that motivate you going the extra mile.For me I watch and read: Les Brown, Jim Rohn, Tony Robbins, Earl Nightingale, Robert Kiyosaki, Dolf de Roos, Napoleon Hill and more.Would you mind to share the people that inspires you.  

I am writing an offer on a 4plex in a cul de sac of 4plexes the area is good however each unit is individually owned with no hoa dues so the lot is in need of repair. this unit is completely vacant but two unit can be up running with minimal effort. 

My father is a big cycling fan, so I'd fly him out to follow the Tour de France one year.

Id also contend that if you are using assignable contracts to wholesale, you are engaging in a de facto net listing, which is illegal in most states. 

***Para todos mis queridos compañeros en el negocio de bienes raices, quiero tambien extenderles una coordial invitacion para que quizas podamos discutir un poco del mercado aqui en San Antonio, y si es posible, llegar a trabajar juntos.

I have a friend who invests in an area of Delaware that is essentially flat in terms of job growth and a number of other factors that most real estate investors wouldn't even bat an eyelash at.

I also want to be able to either collect the only key they have and/or be able to de-activate their key if they were to "lose it" or when they move out.  

From there you just lay out the strategies and pick the one that seems to fit the investor's needs and budget.As a side note: For anyone in California, I look into the Delaware Statutory Trust.