Somewhat lucky for me, I live in north mexico (el paso, tx), so finding 'construction' workers is rather easy here.

I'm currently thinking on investing on rental properties in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.

We are located in New Mexico.

So is New Mexico and I believe Texas as well.

REI Autocomp will function nationwide however there is limited data available in non-disclosure states such as:Alaska, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Missouri, Mississippi, Montana, North Dakota, New Mexico, Texas, Utah, and Wyoming.Even if your state is on this list, you can still upload comps from your own source such as MLS/Title company buy using the bulk upload feature.Best regards,Randy

I got a call from a friend that's a Realtor in New Mexico and he wants to do some business.

.: Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Washington, and Wisconsin.  

We were one of 5 offers on a mixed use commercial with an old machine shop occupying the warehouse.We knew the heir was in New Mexico & just wanted out. 

Since then life has been pretty crazy and I did an update 2 months ago on what has been going on ( http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/223/topics/178935-it-has-been-8-months-since-i-left-my-job-and )Life is still crazy, especially since we just got back from Mexico and are leaving for a two week trip to Europe this week… but I foresee a more steady and manageable pace moving forward.It hasn’t been all sunshine and rainbows.

Ouch.I remembered that Rich Weese had just posted about seeing his dentist in Cancun, so I started doing some research on US citizens going to Mexico for dental work.