Yes I agree there is risk, but when the risk is virtually non existent, it's not worth even speaking about...yes, McDonalds and any restaurant can be at risk for serving HOT coffee and customer spilling such coffee on themselves...lawsuits could abound...but there are way's to virtually eliminate risk, even if a liberal judge on a mission, deciding in favor of a frivolous lawsuit, putting the hammer down on all those greedy and deceitful investors.

We list on there commercial listings such as 12 unit complex, vacant restaurants, and etc.

We don't have Mexicans in my area, so paying someone like you to clean the barn or do chores while I am busy every once in a while would be a great service.

Flip houses, open a franchise restaurant, whatever.

But that's my life--I like the arts and good restaurants and galleries and a bit drier climate.In conclusion, I would pick my desired area first and then crunch the numbers.

But, first off all I'm not a female, second I've always been there with well orientated Mexicans.

The larger acreage has an older abandoned restaurant and a 5 room + manager's quarters motel with 2 squatters.

Is there any luxury communities, Restaurants, Shopping?

Unfortunately, I’ve been caught up in the restaurant industry since I was 15 years old.

To the best of my knowledge would I be correct in saying I thought one would have to be a Mexican citizen in order to own property in Mexico?