So, the buyer will end up having a lot of competition from fellow buyers who all own the same cookie cutter condo.

Besides not being cookie cutter...

@Robert Weissfeld so a couple thoughts. 1) using "pre-approved or mostly ready-to-go building plans" sounds good but people paying $3m for a home don't want a cookie cutter so it might not be a good idea to go that route.

Bonus points for bringing cookies or brownies.Decision Makers - You are dealing with 12 people when leasing a home vs. one person for a regular home.

The cookie-cutter projects in Tulum have had lower occupancy rates due to various factors.

I had to clear my cookies to see the trophy but now it shows!

You die the year after your term policy expires - though cookies and milk!

To get started, if you are in that 35k - 50k capital starting range, you need a nice cookie cutter deal for a few reasons. 

But unless you know and understand the reasoning behind it, and are sure the reasoning applies to you, opening up all these LLCs because "everybody does that" or "that's what my real estate bible told me to do" is a pretty silly way to run a business.Taxes and, I assume, legal issues, are never cookie cutter, one-size-fits-all issues. 

It's got a large cost per night and our target demographic isn't "cookie cutter" like most listings.