Right now, I'm under contract for another park so everything is on hold.

Ok, hold on, let's see if I can find the "crayola" font to try put it in terms they maybe understand..... 

I always thought it was a cool idea, but anytime I see tech people get into real estate and construction (especially to this scale), I really pause and take caution. 

I have no idea but you should before you buy it.

The best strategy in Mexico is holding short-term rentals and it's often even better than in the US because of the high cash flows and the almost guaranteed lack of regulations, which is a huge problem in the Us another developed countries.

"Long Distance Real Estate Investing" by David Greene is a good options and will help with getting an idea of good markets all over the place, not just your own backyard. 

(Wyoming and Nevada, are popular for this)This still doesn't solve your "privacy issue" though, that would generally be done by holding title in a real estate privacy trust.

Now of course we don't know what any given year will hold, because the market can be influenced by a lot of things.

We will be looking for an sfr or duplex to buy and hold as a long term rental just to get in on the wave of the rising economy , while it is still affordable.

He gets way into the weeds on ALL of the costs involved in buying, holding, and then either keeping (if he BRRRRs) or selling (if he flips.)