Answer: It depends - If you live in a community property state (Texas, California, Washington, Arizona, Wisconsin, Nevada, Louisiana, Idaho and New Mexico), the answer is yes.

We are looking at buying a small 2 bedroom house on the beach in Northern Baja Mexico.

I grew up all over Northern California, some cities in Mexico and now reside in San Diego, CA.

I grew up all over Northern California, some cities in Mexico and now reside in San Diego, CA.

A few that come to mind: Correctly zones areas in Hawaii, areas of TN, and the vast number of condos along the Gulf of Mexico.

(https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/buying-property/29263...)Mexico--- Foreigners typically restricted from buying within 50km of the beach and 100km of the international border.   

Hello all, I am a Multifamily Broker in New Mexico and work out of Albuquerque.

Hi all,My long-term goal is to purchase a rental property in Mexico, Dominican Republic, or somewhere similar.

After all, a low pot is coming from Canada who has the best manufacturing and growers and this would screw Mexico's drug cartels (if those walls ever get built).Issues that operators face Politics aforementionedDifficult to get lending - some banks have an outright banIt's the wild wild west - similar to the Crowdfunding sites where companies are jockeying for dominance to be the eBay or Amazon of the spaceWays to Invest In Cannabis Repurposed industrial space to store inventory as well as growing CannabisBuy the ETF like MJGive an unsecured loan or invest in a Fund that funds operatorsInvest in a syndication/private placement

We used about $800,000 in rift sawn wood though and "dug up" some 12x12 wood columns that came from a warehouse in Galveston out of the Gulf of Mexico that had been there since the famous hurricane of 1900.