Also there are prior discussions, see: Condo investmentAs I also handled my mother in laws Coop in an estate, these entities are subject to the governance of HOA's and Coop boards.

I've gotten to the point where I think it's best to have someone else handle the tax side of things - we are starting to get a little complicated, and will only get worse from here on out lol.I've previously taken care of everything myself when it was only 1 or 2 doors, operating as a sole prop, but now I have enough properties and have been doing a decent amount of reno/rehab to warrant 1099s going out and all that jazz - I figured it was time to find someone well versed who can handle such things instead.Any recomendations folks?

This avoids compliance with federal rules around handling personal and credit information. 

How many tenants have the funds to pay a retainer fee to an attorney to handle the lawsuit?

I would recommend that you devote some time to finding an above average property manager to handle things while you are in Mexico.

@Joshua Gorby below are two that I would recommend:What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow - great for getting a handle on financial analysis.

QIs need to have the technological reach and available customer service to handle non-face to face closings. 

Does anyone have experiencing handling this way?

I am buying 3 properties in Round rock/Cedar park area, aim is to do STR20 percent for management fees seem outrageous, I work from home, so I can handle most of price setting/communication/furnishing etc.

I have heard several times before when a general contractor that is supposed to handle the remodel has no skin in the game and stops showing up.