Start by defining your objective and criteria and then identify the markets that will best help you achieve those objectives.

Re-visit your goals and objectives.

Those rights would typically be defined in a lease agreement - which you need to see to determine if you have any objections to proposed title you will be acquiring at closing.

Looks like you did your research and you overcame your hardest objection - analysis by paralysis.

I constantly have to control myself from ‘Shiny Object Syndrome’.

There are a lot of parameters, but either the property fits your objectives or it doesn't.

This way your end buyer investor will see exactly what you're pulling for comps, can go over them and show you what their objections are.  

@Avery Goodman no offense to your attorney, but I might talk to someone else a bit more objective, make it clear you will not use their services only their advice and pay them for their time otherwise by the time you get 100 rentals you could be filing 50 different tax returns if each LLC owns only 2 SFRs.

Both Costa Rica and Mexico are great places to invest and there are personal preferences and objectives playing a role here.

Its definitely been worth it because its easier for me to make objective decisions about the property from a bit of distance.