@Pablo Flores we hit those numbers in lake havasu, and elsewhere, but it's easier dollar-for-dollar in the greater PS area I agree! 

I'm running numbers based off of current vacancy rates, but I feel like I may be overestimating because my market is in a drive-to destination, and I imagine that will drop off a bit in 21/22 once people can vacation in Mexico, etc.I am looking at a skiing/outdoorsy community, hoping that those vacations wont drop off as much as the beach destinations.

Welcome to BiggerPockets, @Jason Flores.

@Maria Flores as others have said, after maintenance and other expenses you might not be cash flowing.

I own a couple of apartment buildings in Mexico City, Mexico, and have been successful leasing with everything included.

Let's talk: We're looking at exactly the same thing in Texas and New Mexico!

The port of Houston on the Gulf of Mexico imports more goods than any other port in the United States.Texas legislation has provided a great economy for businesses to thrive.

Hey guys, To sum it all up, my family business owns multiple real estate properties in Mexico, Multifamily and commercial.

I have a tenant here at the apartment complex I manage, I am not the owner, I am just the landlord, we will be turning heaters on on October 31st, which we do every year, and according to my boss, New Mexico laws state heat needs to be provided by the landlord from October 31st until May 31st.

:Plenty of inventory here in Tolèdo.I've never heard of it...It’s located south of Canada and north of Mexico