Maybe in Idaho, or New Mexico or Texas.

My only problem is that I am a beginner and last year I invested $150.000.00 which I turned into $600,000.00 on real estate in Mexico.

@Ramon Flores.

You would need to leave this small coastal fishing village and move to Mexico City, then LA and eventually New York City, where you will run your expanding enterprise.”The Mexican fisherman asked, “But, how long will this all take?”

New Mexico is, well, poor and high elevation.

Maybe something like what Mexico did when they devalued the peso cutting the value in half.

$3000 they run forever and for me it doubles as my Mexico vehicle since I wanna look like a nobody with nothing while I'm there. 

I know that Delaware, Wyoming and New Mexico don't disclose.  

The rents here are pretty low, but if you buy at the right price, the tenants can still afford the rent and there isn't too much COVID-related non-payment.New Mexico's overall COVID numbers are really low and business is getting back on its feet... however, big events in ABQ, such as the state fair and the Balloon Fiesta, have been cancelled, so that's going to affect the coming year's local economy.

I guess your friends from Mexico City probably haven't been traveling much because of Covid.Yes, Mexico's economy has been hit very hard, as had most of the world's economy (and on average more because of the importance of tourism for the local economy).