fail to prosecute for it.If it becomes politically advantageous for the Federal government to crack down on this--they tend to seize "Drug Assets".Could that include investors and employees assets also?

Hi,Does anyone have any experience with their insurance company not covering domestic animal damage (not pets but dogs that found their way in) and cleanup of toxic drug fumes?

(drug problems?)

The local police department know this property as drug central and violent domestic disturbances on the regular.

Too much gun play from the drug cartels put people's lives in danger.   

Your ask of low price point with high cash value could be a D-class neighborhood and drug dealers might be your most significant competition.

Plus, the most popular investment destination, Medellin, isn't by the beach.Many people still think about Pablo Escobar and the drug wars, as well as the FARC guerrilla when they think about Colombia.

Going over to the Tamaulipas state might be tricky given how rough it is, but it's got great location, and if we ever get a more common sense drug policy, and things calm down there, it'll be worth much more.  

What do you do if, for example, the government or local drug cartel decides that it no longer wants foreigners investing in Real Estate and seizes the property or starts extorting fees and bribes?

I'd love to know what kind of drugs these people are on who not only take demo debris for free, but they even come pick it up.