That is one of the reasons we quit advertising with them.

I don't know the entire situation, so that might be about par, but just my first instinct says that.Also, as mentioned above, rates have quite literally shot back up. 

 @Ko KashiwagiYes, we are US citizens, have quite a bit of real estate in the US, a bank account, and credit history.

The market rose sharply, and as a result of this persons predictive powers he gained over 400 subscribers at $1,000 each, quite a sum in 1958!.  

Everything you said is doable in principle, but there is quite a lot more to make it happen and work well.

Most quit during or after the first project.

Others that were not quite double the cost, but were newer and more townhouse than apartment, have appreciated quite well. 

Do they want to create a certain amount of cash flow, have a certain amount of properties, quit their W2? 

If you are buying with a conventional loan and want to quit-claim the property, it could trigger the "due on sale".

If your unlucky enough to invest in these areas your “wait” for a rebound might be quite a long time - or forever.  2 - Governmental Regulation  - Rent control, rental use regulations, property taxes, zoning, etc.