@Brad FitzpatrickIt's actually less hard with Mexican banks than with Costa Rican banks provided that you do it the right way and have what it takes (I used to lend to banks in both countries when I was an international banker years ago so I have insights in how they work).

Bradly,My companies goal is to buy and hold for the long term.

Tired land lords, pre F/C, tax liens, and probate sellers. 

We have 2 str in ocean lakes resort and campground which is a Beachfront resort- because it's a campground it's str are pretty much invincible and protected against str rules.did 140k last year out of those two houses.my advice is metro for ltr, we have had almost 100% occupancy even through covid - we are not a slum lord.

Most states are land lord friendly and prices are still in a good range to cash flow well. 

I hope to go my whole land lording career and never need to garnish.

@Calgary SmithMost states require a lease to identify the owner of a leased property, whether a person, trust, LLC, IRA, etc.Landlord = Lord of the Land = Owner per deedAgent = someone legally representing the ownerProperty Manager = Agent

Contact @Brad Schaeppi he can help you for sure.

Eventually you will find a property you are ready to buy and then you start the land lording process which is your next adventure.  

What have other land lords done when former tenant sues for mold??