However there is a small chance that at some point I may lose this entitlement (I work for a multinational company and there may be a need to relocate overseas permanently).It would be my intention to retain ownership of the property even if I do indeed end up leaving and continue to receive rental payments.

Most multi-nationals are naturally hedged because they do business in so many countries their assets, liabilities, and cash flows are remeasured in so many currencies the net effect of some currencies moving for and against the US dollar is minimal.

With Federal Bank interest rates at 7%, mortgage rates at 12%, business loans at 20% and personal loans at 38-50% and inflation just below 3%, it presents an amazing potential for US funders.I know there is greater country-risk but the spread between US-Mexico interest rates is huge, that's why Mexican bank branches of multinational banks are within the most profitable in the world.

My contacts are actually within the Commercial Loan processing area, particularly the area of international/multi-national syndication. 

Probably too late into this discussion and no one will read this reply but here goes:By day I'm a CFO of a multinational.  

I also viewed the video you linked above... and if an attorney now has no recourse against these multinationals (i.e.

Unfortunately, Belize has no middle class and the country is so tiny in terms of population anyway that most multinationals won't invest there and create wealth, except maybe in the tourism sector.The main way they have found to attract some people is by putting the taxes at 0 but, as a result, the government isn't making much money and they can't help their population, whose basic needs remain unmet.Buying a property there for your own use if you love the place is one thing but buying a property as an investment is a total different story.I hate to be the party pooper but Costa Rica and panama are great places to invest if you know what you do.

The institutionals are happy to buy at record prices as long as they have major tenants (government and multinationals) with long term leases ie 7+ year WALE in high quality buildings.Also when interest rates go up, cap rates have to go up so looking forward, somethings gotta give and that's when we'll have a recession.

This corresponds directly with (multi)national companies moving in and bringing in outsiders.  

A multinational eduction company, Laureate International is also based here.3) Local Industry - The main industries in the area are sometimes referred as "Eds and Meds".