My Wife is dual-citizen and is selling a property she inherited in Mexico City. 

You can always have a fancy New Mexico holding company on top of that, but you'll want something local to hold the property (which, by the way, will erode your anonymity since you need to put names down for a Texas LLC).

But the only tenant that I was concerned about possibly needing to evict moved to New Mexico last month, so evictions aren't a concern right now.I have 1 tenant closing on a house purchase in May (they hope) but the other 11 aren't going anywhere for a while.

According to the data, states such as Idaho, New Mexico, and Maine all registered at least 35% more people moving into them compared to people leaving them.

@Guifre Mora sorry I forgot to mention this property is in Mew Mexico I am looking at.

I feel the best place to find investment groups in the Albuquerque area is through meetup.comHere are some of the meetups and their frequencies:Investing in Albuquerque - Monthly mixer (every second Tuesday) & Monthly meetup (every fourth Tuesday)ABQ Congress on Real Estate - Monthly meetup (every second Thursday)Apartment Investor Breakfast - Monthly meetup (every second Friday)ABQ REIA - Monthly meetup (every third Wednesday)Apartment Association of New Mexico - Check the events page for everything they put onAlso, I’d be happy to sit down with you and talk about the Albuquerque market if you are interested.Let me know if you have any specific questions!

What do I need to know about renting to a family whose head of household is in the U.S. on a work visa from Mexico?

@Shawn CallanThis may be State specific, but in New Mexico the seller chooses whether he wants the Realtor to reveal terms of the offer when signing a listing agreement.  

Oh, to clarify - I live in New Mexico, next door to Texas.

@Joe Villeneuve do they work in new mexico?