Hi,We own 8 STRs now and all in different cities - one in Mexico. 

Also, my future in-laws will be retiring to Ensenada Mexico soon and we need to be close to family when we have kids.

Mexico lost 300k acre feet, AZ lost 80k but are on deck for another 100k, Nevada lost 20k with another 4k on deck when California loses its first 200k.

Florida is being hit more and more and it eventually might hit SC and NC if it hasn't already but the further you get from the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico, the lesser the risk.

Here in New Mexico it means you can’t have had ownership in a home, or enjoyed the benefits of homeownership, in the last three years.

A friend of mine is from Mexico.

As of March they were late, when trying to contact them they told the owner they are in Mexico and don't know when they will be getting back. 

But also like @Ramon Flores mentioned, it's up to the collective group to assist the tenants (banks, utilities, insurance, etc.) and not just the building owners. 

Esteban Flores yes please!

@David Cruice, looking at some multi family units in New Mexico, do you have a few tips to pass on to a new investor Possibly some Unknown’s that may come up or what are the most critical things to look for, what % does the city ratings/crime statistics have with determining the value of the investment?