Still, if you want to be able to deduct your expenses before paying taxes in Mexico, you can always do so by investing through a Mexican corporation instead of a fideicomiso.Seen from my side and as I mentioned earlier, the issue would be that the ROI in Cancun specifically is too low, although 9% would be considered great by many people.

Successful investors focus on potential appreciation, low-maintenance properties, and networking with agents and lenders.

I would suggest that 6% is too low which will likely make you lean further away from SFRs.

In my market this would probably be a little low.

Cash position needs to be around low $100k and I can get you a turnkey property that cash flows with property management in place as well. 

Your hit rate with wholesaling will be very low, but that's the nature of the beast.

But I suppose it is doable in certain pockets of the city given the interest rates are low.

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Don't know the age of the property but due to what you stated the price point I am going to guess it is a bit older. 5% for repairs and cap ex maybe low in that case.

hey @Greg Garza - plenty of low cost options out there. 

Our expectations are low.