My name is Quentin Flores, I am real estate entrepreneur in San Antonio Texas.

Property located in New Mexico, very rural, very limited in choice in repairmen and no property managers.

I’d like to invest in Mexico, since I’m Mexican, and local investment is usually the way to start.Are there more Mexican investors out there?

Sorry this is in New Mexico.

I actually downloaded ALL of the podcasts from BP Show #1 - current and have been making my way through them while taking notes.My background is in sales, I am a sales rep for Behr Paint servicing New Mexico, so if you have any paint question please feel free to ask and I will do my best to answer your question.That's all I have for now, thanks for having me and I look forward to being around for a long time!

I would be very careful commercial in small towns can stay vacant for EVER and a Day.just drive through any small town between Dallas and New mexico.. look down the main street.. nice brick buildings 90% vacant then on the outskirts of town a walmart and the associated fast food joints..the resi might work.. and maybe you change the commerical to cheap storage but put NO value in its cash flow would be my advice unless there is some compelling reason you think those would be leased.. if there was demand they would not be vacant would be my thought

@Raul Flores You can find a few sample contracts in some mobile home investing books.

I'm from a small town outside of Roswell New Mexico.

but the speculators of the day especially in the high desert out of LA always sold it that it would be the Next LA  well they been saying that for 100 years.. although Palmdale Lancaster has grown to be 50k populations maybe more and people drive into LA to work.. and Edwards airbase is there and it ebbs and flows with govmit jobs.. but most of the other areas are all what we call recreational lands  surrounded by nothing and or border vast tracts of BLM  and State lands and federal lands  be them state parks or federal parks.. just google it.. you will see.one needs to understand in your area lands were divided and lived on starting in the 1600s or earlier in some cases and well established in the 1700 and 1800s  these areas in those areas were still lands of Mexico in some instances and or Spanish land grants.

New Mexico I think use Title Companies so just google a couple in your city and ask them if they can handle the transaction.