Common sense though would say at some point many can be treated and become productive and partying all the time might be grounds to revoke disability.

She is now three months behind and Just heard a podcast where Brandon Turner said you could get in trouble legally for not treating tenants the same for late rent payments.

pretty common reaction lol. the reality is that yes, investing does come with challenges. if you treat your investments like a business & really commit to being great at it, you will face far fewer challenges than the average mom and pop landlord. another reality of it is that the wealth-building power of RE, when done right, SERIOUSLY outweighs challenges like landlord/tenant issues. in life, find people who are doing what you want to be doing, and take advice from only them. block out the rest. 

And this is Tulum proper, the actual beach area.. forget it, La Zebra, Be Tulum etc $500-1000/night, had a dinner at Rosa Negra $200 easy and that was just a quick treat. 

If it's under one parcel then it should be treated as one 10 unit, which I believe should be able to be financed pretty easily?

That agent still has to disclose known defects and treat me fairly. 

We treated the home that we lived in as if it was ours and we documented everything to make the landlords job simpler which in turn made are experience pleasant.

So, treat it like any other loan, except you personally know the "bank/lender."

It doesn't provide any tax advantage.One good reason to have a property in an LLC is when it is set up properly and it's maintained properly and it's treated as a business and has substantial assets in it.

On my experience, their agent really treat me as a “student”, had very bad attitude towards me, I end up spend sometime on bigger pockets to find some other agents.