I believe an additional layer of detail and sophistication is required. 

.👉 Since no fideicomiso (bank trust) or Mexican corporation is required, the process is simpler, involves fewer administrative layers, and generally has lower long-term costs.That said, working with a qualified local attorney and real estate professional is essential.

This strategy shields your personal assets from potential lawsuits or claims arising from the property.If you decide to keep the property in your name, utilizing the LLC as a management company provides a layer of separation and professionalism.

Additionally, setting up a holding company—ideally structured as a Wyoming LLC—to own those rental LLCs adds another layer of protection.

While this method doesn’t fully automate the process, it adds a layer of clarity that saves time down the line.When no automation is in place, managers often fall back on downloading all utility bills each month and manually logging them into a spreadsheet or accounting system.

AND it's recommended to layer in longer term monthly type of payments, like rentals.

Stay cautious about strategies that involve stacking multiple layers of debt right out of the gate.

While each LLC provides a dedicated layer of protection for a specific asset, there are ongoing costs associated with maintaining an LLC, such as annual registration fees, which can vary by state and may amount to a few hundred dollars per year.

And yes, I personally operate LAYERS of reserve accounts.    

Flexible Scheduling & Precautions: Allowing them to select specific, limited time slots for showings and implementing strict safety protocols (masks, limited attendees, ensuring the niece is not present).However, I also have a significant concern about a potential holdover situation.