Also, places like Cabo and Puerto Vallarta have become aggressive at competing with the Riviera Maya by expanding their airports and bringing in more direct flights, who'll end up making a big difference for someone like me and others.To conclude, it's good to get both sides of the argument and do one's own individual SWOT analysis, as you suggest.

But these are VERY rare occurances and one can spend years unsuccessfully attempting to conclude this type of transaction. 

And investing in country A can be very different than investing in country B.To conclude, even though international investing is my passion and I've been doing it for years, I think such a concept is very unappealing.

“[T]here are no specific words of trust in the present case but we conclude . . . that as to all funds received a trust was created…”Ford Dealers Advertising Fund, Inc., 55 TC 761, Dec. 30,654, aff’d, CA-5, 72-1 USTC 9228, 456 F2d 255, nonacq., 1974-2 CB 5, and 1974-2 CB 64In order to avail oneself of the “trust” doctrine, a taxpayer must satisfy two requirements.

I’ve also concluded that buying outside of CA is better for investing.That said, my current concern is how to manage the property remotely.

Our vision is to start a non-profit that acquires properties and enables home-ownership with a rent-to-own model- which we have concluded would probably be the most efficient way to make the most impact.

You just need to get infront of the right audience.What many people conclude is this"I have marketed for 20 years and I can absolutely say the market has changed.. this stuff doesn't work anymore". 

A lot of folks who have concluded that Bay Area prices are "too high" or "too inflated" are looking for investment opportunities in Ohio, a state I know pretty well as I lived there for 7 years. 

But this would have only happened if I took what I learned from gurus, read a lot more, picked the brains of other investors and got real life experience.So in concluding, if you have any interest in land investing, I encourage you to take advantage of the free resources here in Bigger Pockets, listen to podcasts and once you have FIRMLY decided you want to do this, come hell or high water, buy a land flipping program that you feel works best for you.

I had the home inspector look at it when I purchased my Unit, and after finding a steel reinforcement of the building in the basement, he concluded it shouldn't be a major issue - but now, two years down the line, I find myself looking at this shabby brick wall and feeling pretty unnerved.