Hi there I'm Marc Romero from Roswell New Mexico.

Hi guys and girls - brand new BP member here in sunny Alamogordo, NM! I am serving as an active duty officer and have about 5 years until retirement. My focus is on buy and hold single and multi family units to buil...

Mexico, Caribbean, FL, who knows.  

Hi, I am Maci Berkeley interested in Houston, TXMy husband and I run a mission hospital in Northern Mexico.

@Gregory Flores, Jr.

I will try to look into it next week when I am on vacations in Mexico.

Feel free to make corrections or add feedback - I realize that states can be landlord friendly but cities can be tenant friendly or vice versa.LANDLORD FRIENDLYSUNBELT ArizonaTexasFloridaAlabamaGeorgiaLouisianaMississippiSouth CarolinaNorth CarolinaArkansasColoradoOklahomaUtah (moderate)New Mexico (moderate)MIDWEST OhioIndianaMichigan* (I hear they're trying to make it tenant friendly / make evictions difficult, perhaps limited to certain cities)Illinois* (not Chicago)Wisconsin (moderate)Iowa (moderate)North DakotaSouth DakotaMissouriTennessee (moderate)WESTWyomingIdahoAlaskaMontanaSOUTHWest VirginiaVirginia (moderate)KentuckyNORTHEASTPennsylvaniaNew Hampshire (moderate)TENANT FRIENDLYNORTHEASTMaineVermontRhode IslandDelawareNew YorkMarylandConnecticutMassachusettsWashington, D.C.New JerseyMIDWESTMinnesotaKansasNebraskaWESTOregonWashingtonHawaiiSUNBELTCaliforniaNevadaSource: Various articles and Turbo Tenant

New Mexico is one of those weird redemption rights states. 

The whole state of Texas is close enough to Mexico that it will probably do well for years to come.  

I was advised to set up the LLC in a non-disclosure state (New Mexico, Nevada, Wyoming, etc).