Those connections will help you work around some of the local restrictions. 

We’d like to keep the property as a rental, but access approximately $650,000 in equity to reinvest in other properties or securities.Would it make sense to transfer the property into our real estate business’s LLC?

I do know the Conway area has some restrictions, you can message me if you'd like.

If so, you may have limitations on what you can build (the ADU) and restrictions on how you can rent it out. 

If you can’t officially split the property before the front home sells, you may need to record an easement or agreement outlining shared access or future utility work, especially if the rear home relies on shared infrastructure during the transition.Assuming the property can be split and the front home sold, you’d then own the back house free and clear.

Some park owners implement tiered pricing and even install cameras or access gates to reduce problem behavior and enhance security.Zoning and regulatory issues can also present major roadblocks, especially if you’re buying in a jurisdiction unfamiliar with or unsupportive of RV parks.

-Mexico citizen, born and raised in Colorado, and over the past few years I’ve been actively investing in Mexican real estate — mostly in presale condos and long-term or vacation rental markets like Guadalajara, Cancún, and Lake Chapala.I originally started by looking for affordable, well-located properties for personal use, but as I dug deeper, I realized there were real opportunities for long-term appreciation, rental income, and geographic diversification — often with as little as $20–30k down.The process isn’t as complicated as people think, but there are definitely key things to understand, including:How foreigners can legally own property in Mexico (especially in restricted zones like the coast),How presale contracts and developer relationships work,What kinds of rental strategies are viable in different markets (Airbnb, mid-term, or traditional long-term),Currency and exchange rate considerations, title safety, and banking between the U.S. and Mexico.One major advantage of presale in Mexico is that many developers offer in-house, interest-free financing during construction, allowing buyers to spread out payments over 24–36 months — without involving a bank or mortgage process.

That’s a big advantage.The only thing I’d say is just make sure you research zoning, permits, and utility access in whatever area you're targeting.

You don’t get access to your actual blueprint until the very end of the course, after you’ve already forked over $10k and spent two days drinking guru kool-aid.

Hi allIs there someone who is focused on investments in accessible houses?