Feel free to reach out if you need more details.If you buy in Mexico in the so-called forbidden/restricted zone (31 miles or less from the coastline or 62 miles or less from the international borders) you have to invest through either a fideicomiso (bank trust) or a Mexican corporation.

Mary's, GA and areas just over the Florida border.

Consult your real estate attorney ...Also, see the article Vincent G. linked to.... or gamble your freedom and your investment portfolio. 

Don't get wrapped up in the cost without considering the value.Weekly drive-by inspections and monthly photos are completely unnecessary and bordering on harassment.

If you buy bad deals hoping the area will appreciate, you're still gambling (pardon the pun!)  

I’ve got one in Harper woods area, one out by the Redford border

@Chris Penny  I spent my first 35 years on earth selling land in Northern CA.. so pretty versed with everything north of Fresno to the Oregon border..

I know I owned a new construction in Byrum it borders South Jackson to the south. 

I assume as well that the less you do yourself and can rely on a company to do that for you the more money you give to those agents...Any way, there are things I am comfortable with doing myself, insurance, legal and tax, but contracts are a gamble wherever you are haha. 

Mark I own a small 60 unit over on the Macomb/St Clair county border and love it!