You could also explore cross-collateralization using existing equity..

Tax Enforcement for Short-Term RentalsWith platforms like Airbnb now cooperating with the Mexican tax authority (SAT), we’re seeing:Increased cross-checking of income and bank depositsSAT audits focused on foreigners who rent but don’t declareMandatory tax declarations tied to property usage💡 What this means: If you're planning to operate an Airbnb, expect stricter enforcement and digital reporting by 2025.3.

As you scale, this could help you organize your investments in a way that minimizes complexity and potentially reduces your estate tax exposure.My recommendation would be to consult with both a business/tax attorney and a real estate attorney who has experience with cross-border investments.( I have a referral I can make to you if needed)  They'll be able to help you navigate the specifics of transferring the property and structuring it for long-term success.

Maybe those women are hanging onto everything else besides that one weak link.So without me crossing the line out of respect for the management I’m sure you can guess what the change was. ;)   

Build a solid local team (agent, property manager, lender, cross-border CPA), and set up the right structure (typically an LLC and ITIN).

What you may need to learn (notice I crossed out the word "may") are ho0w to use different strategies. 

And yes, I'd cancel that PA in a heart-beat. 0% chance I'd let the BS cross my desk, hell-to-the-no. 

Zachary, lots of loan options in the space I recommend working with an experience broker who can help you cross compare loan terms amongst various amounts of lenders 

It can be crossing in a crosswalk but if it quacks like a duck it's still a duck. 

These can be structured with no prepayment penalty and draw-as-needed flexibility, which sounds like what you're looking for.If your rental income is solid and you have strong equity, you may also consider a blanket loan or cross-collateralization to tap multiple properties for one flexible facility.