As you mentioned, you can get overall higher profitability than in the US or Canada but, like in those market, long gone are the days when you could buy any property and make a killing as an STR.Too many people go to Mexico and buy any property because it looks good.

60% LTV is not that low, particularly in a higher rate environment where the debt service coverage requirement (cash flow) is now limiting LTVs to 60-70% in many cases anyway.Separately, should be able to get a commercial loan with a rate in the 6s.

Timber in the right area growth rates will equal about 12 to 14% return at todays prices if prices rise like they evidentially will then you can get rates of returns much higher..

I've found you can negotiate a flat fee service at a slightly higher cost if you prefer consistency of cost over the risk.Fees - not typically large but transaction and back fees can add up in to the hundreds, if not thousands depending on volume and plan type.Income - additionals.

It’s true that it’s harder to find properties that will cash flow once you move out in higher cost of living areas, but overall returns make that a moot point in my opinion because appreciation is also much higher in these better locations.

Their FAQ says that you can move to a subscription model if you want your listing to be higher in the ranks and it sounds like they offer some more services.For free, it might be worth a try.

For every $500k borrowed, you’re going to pay $20k/yr more on interest rate alone, plus higher property taxes.

It can go higher or lower but according to other hosts that I've spoke to, that's the ideal room count.

I'll preface by saying I'm not a tax expert, but just went through a cost segregation as a REPS and this was my view.The benefit from pulling out these items coupled with the bonus depreciation far outweighs any incrementally higher taxes in later years, by quite a large margin. 

-According to Redfin, its valued at 950k (I know Redfin values are a bit higher, but we're hoping with renos, it will at least be this if not more). https://www.redfin.com/WA/Seattle/1138-N-91st-St-98103/home/...Appreciate any advice/thoughts/feedback.