Quote from @Greg Miller: Since the new administration, there is nothing but stories of Canadians (and others) being denied at the border.

If you’re buying property in Mexico, you need more than a great realtor.You need a bulletproof legal verification process.Here’s the exact due diligence checklist we give our clients — based on over a decade of cross-border transactions:✅ 1.

Build a solid local team (agent, property manager, lender, cross-border CPA), and set up the right structure (typically an LLC and ITIN).

You have another SFR under contract for $700,000 and would like to purchase it with a cross-collateral hard money loan. 

-based legal backing if something goes wrong.Pro tip: Always choose a company that specializes in cross-border transactions.

As you scale, this could help you organize your investments in a way that minimizes complexity and potentially reduces your estate tax exposure.My recommendation would be to consult with both a business/tax attorney and a real estate attorney who has experience with cross-border investments.( I have a referral I can make to you if needed)  They'll be able to help you navigate the specifics of transferring the property and structuring it for long-term success.

They hired a low-cost notary unfamiliar with cross-border transactions.

My goal is to avoid doble taxation, ability to write-off expenses, asset protection and avoiding probate.If anyone can help me with this or refer to an accountant who has experience with cross border real estate transaction, I'll be greatly obliged. 

Hi,How to find online any railroad track or crossing gate near potential rental property to avoid noise and also traffic when the rail road gate closes.

I'm also crossing Fifth Third off the list of banks I want to use because I don't believe they are user friendly.