Thanks for your experienced perspective and food for thought Alicia!

(Learn how to BBQ): https://www.artofmanliness.com/living/food-drink/podcast-history-of-bbq/[3] You say "people do not want to take me seriously".Some will, some won't--so what move on and find ONE that will.Also, are you the kind of guy a Boomer or a Gen-X would take seriously?

there will be a brunswick meet up on the 28th at el tequila Mexican restaurant. good place to meet other investors. shoot me a message if you want also 

You know the food always sucks, the walk-in is always poorly organized, the boss always has blind spots.

Food for thought to any landlord who wishes all their minority tenants where white; you should only invest in white communities and over the long run believe me, it will help to to avoid all kinds of negative situations that will directly come for you. 

The market there is totally different and you can't just apply what's being done in the US because oftentimes it won't work.The market in Mexico is divided in two parts: the market for the wealthy Mexicans and foreigners in which properties are traded in USD and the "local" market, in which properties are traded in pesos (MXN).The USD is overwhelmingly condos and some villas as well.

Buy food or just spend 30-50 a month on what you would have normally bought with cash.

Would love to meet some investors in my area and grab some coffee or food sometime! 

Just some food for thought.

Hello peeps, A little about me, from nyc in the food truck business for 11 years, 36 years old moving to the Detroit metro area and looking to invest in the real estate market either to flip or rent.