One of those things you could do is forming some type of corporation or a LLC.  

If not, the buyer will remain responsible under the real estate contract to fulfill the obligations that he or she agreed upon at the time the contract was first signed.Any release of the buyer’s obligations by the seller has to be specifically stated and in writing.For example, if a buyer signs a real estate purchase agreement and inserts language that he or she will be taking title to the property in the name of his or her wholly owned corporation, that’s not creating any kind of assignment from the buyer to the corporation.

Just want to put this out there ...Millennials in the US get a bad rep sometimes while "foreigners" seem to have a knack for finding success.We have a couple of young guys in our group - they're in their 20s - who were born in South Korea, have been here and exposed to American English long enough to not speak with a strong accent, have been with our group for just over two years and have acquired access to $4.5 Million in funding. 

Mexico may NOT expropriate property from the owners under NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement).

Option 3) NACANeighborhood Assistance Corporation of America.

I give prompts to anyone who can understand this language , I think most Americans feel the same way , which is probably what the Goverment wanted in the first place..   

One month, go corporate.

All things considered, Americans are amazingly adaptable, resilient and innovative people, we will bounce back, and the Real Estate marketplace is no exception!  

One is an LLC real estate company and the other is a S corporation.

It's pretty typical, even for large corporations to use CT Corporation as a registered agent: https://ct.wolterskluwer.com/2.