If you were a large multinational corporation, this is exactly the way it would get handled, at least until it made the nightly news.I would suggest that you are not a large multinational corporation.  

Hip place for young people/families, lots of new restaurants, art scene, universities, tier 1 hospital, sports complexes (traveling youth sports is big business), infrastructure investment, and large multinationals moving their headquarters into the area.

Money spend on multinational hotels goes away and get's spend somewhere else.

I figure as more and more foreigners come to invest in the US (yay the dollar) people on bigger pockets should be introduced to how internationals and not to mention most large multi national firms firms operate (especially in finance and more especially in the asset management business).What prompted me was this Australian individual who was worried about the burdens of a foreign estate and inheritance taxes:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/63102-help-deciding-between-llc-or-individual-s-name-for-foreign-investorAs for financing because it is in fact unconventional and offshore we have ascertained financing from private banks.

There are several main hurdles to overcome for you to realize the higher returns of ownership over leasing:- Get all the variables needed to accurately underwrite the deal- Permitting for the facility (this will likely be a large portion of non-CapEx budget and the timeline)- Get a PPA with a power company- Get financing for the deal- Find and secure a contractor that will correctly build the facilityEdit: One other thing to note, most of the developers in that area are looking for facilities in the 1,000 acre range, so you may have some size/economies of scale disadvantages but that's to be expected vs. large national and multi-nationals.

Indeed, no Mexican bank will normally finance a foreigner's development project like that unless you're a big multinational and can offer loan guarantees.

It houses several multinational companies and offers modern warehouses equipped with advanced infrastructure and amenities.3.

Indeed, no Mexican bank will normally finance a foreigner's development project like that unless you're a big multinational and can offer loan guarantees.

You can't honestly tell me that there is more transparency in a startup fund than a multi-billion dollar multi-national, publically traded company. 

These grease traps really need to be looked at regularly and you'd be surprised that even multi-national large restaurant chains don't have their act together when it comes to this.