@Curtis ChenI live in Montreal and, even though valuations here are no where near as in CA, I realized a long time ago that investing overseas in places like Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Brazil, Spain or Portugal and that's what I'm doing.

Hello, does anyone have a referral on a good property management company in Albuquerque, New Mexico?

San Diego is constrained on the north by Pendleton, west by the Pacific, and south by Mexico.  

He is licensed in Texas and New Mexico in case you start looking at neighboring states.

(Not trying to avoid taxes or anything similar)It seems that utilizing a LLC, established in New Mexico/Wyoming for example, may be the best way to achieve this, as a holding company. 

., Canada or Mexico (initially limited to these county's due to shipping scales of economy, to be expanded elsewhere if I can get shipping costs down).I ask this question for the purposes of:Paying the lowest LLC start up and recurring costs related to the LLC.Having the least amount of paperwork required to start, and maintain the LLC.Having the most comprehensive protection for such a business (& of course, for me the individual owner of the LLC).Aside from the LLC, I will get a CA class a cottage food permit and of course pay CA taxes. 

This is what I found in  NM: Right of Redemption After Foreclosure in New Mexico. ...

Specifically, I have had my eye on countries in Latin America (ex: Nicaragua, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Panama, Mexico), which combine low real estate costs with reasonable rents (which makes for good cap rates) and a low cost of living.

Hey Bigger Pockets community My name is Benjamin Flores.

Those states include: Washington, Oregon, Idaho, California, Utah, Arizona, Montana, Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Idaho, South Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota, Arkansas, Minnesota, Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, North Carolina, and New Hampshire.