You stop at the international border and have the Mexican official stamp the visa.

Our tenant comes down every month for about half the month for work and the US and Canada are making it very very difficult to cross the border.

Long ago, when the world was young and there were only landlines, one area code (213) ruled Southern California, from the Mexican border to Bakersfield.

What I am wondering is if there are credit unions or smaller banks in the Orlando area, that specialize in cross border lending to do some competitive analysis in terms of lower down payments.

The idea of partnerships never crossed my mind.

Websites for leads include Airbnb (can set 30 day minimum, don’t allow instant book if starting further than 14 days into the future), Zumper, Zillow rental manager (trulia hotpads), cozy.co, Facebook marketplace, Facebook local groups / school groups, any community/church classified roommate websites, craigslist, Nextdoor, sign in the yard or on a nearby busy Cross street like Room for Rent $700.

I think credit unions might be the next search I'll have to do. fingers crossed for better luck there than general lenders.

Is there a good limit on how many properties to buy with cross collateral?

I have researched Huntsville and Madison, Alabama, Phoenix Arizona, Raleigh/Durham, North Carolina, along with all the current hot markets, such as Ohio and Kansas and Indiana and Austin and , and, and...Some places I realize I'm priced out of, like Austin, so I can cross it off my list, but many more show lots of possibility.

Matter of fact this 'borders' the square, which is one of the roughest neighborhoods in North Phoenix.