Hey BP,Objective: Find 3/2 in St Augustine, 5-10 minutes from historic downtown, up to 350k, no rehab.Just lost out on another offer last week.

I want to eliminate any potential objection that my lenders might have in dealing with the IRS just because they want to make a decent return instead of sending their money to Wall Street.

Best to jot down your short, mid, and long-term objectives and then spend a few dollars with your accountant and attorney to build your road-map.Starting out, it is often beneficial to hold your properties in your own name (depending on your marginal tax rate).  

But if they respond in an objective fashion, they are more likely to be reasonable tenants.

@Edgar DeLeonI don't know anything about your situation or your objectives so I'm not sure I'm well placed to give you any advice whether to buy in Tulum or elsewhere in the Riviera Maya.

How do you over come objection? 

Furthermore, as pointed out by @Gino Barbaro, you should try to understand your budget, goals, objectives and constraints.

If you are willing to forego the 1031, you can also achieve your return objectives via private lending.I personally am using a different tool - hard money lending.

A neighbor can object to a house being torn down, a tree being removed... and in some historic districts, they can object to the color you're going to paint the house, the front facade, and virtually anything else they want to bicker over.It's odious, to say the least.

I understand it's most comfortable to hold what we know, but after putting pen to paper on this a little bit I hope you guys can come to an objective decision.