He is showing off the house on Facebook, his shoe collection, rooms he is going to use for his office, music, etc.

I am a musician, country music singer/songwriter. 

These two cities are doing great rental yield wise due to logistic warehouses.None of these cities qualify as 'Southern California'....at least not to me....Next you'll throw in El Centro.No offense, I actually like El Centro, great Mexican food... 

Next is retirement  along with the Charity we started  and stopping to smell the roses after all these years.While I enjoy music in most forms Rap is not one of them.. 

In fact, Kanye West was just added to Forbes annual list of billionaires with an estimated $81 million in real estate - nearly as much as he made from music and publishing at $90 million.

When I started my 2nd Airbnb rental, I had a bad guests at the beginning playing loud music.

Usually there are quiet hours (e.g after 10pm), which state that you can't play loud music etc.

Also, make sure you have a good lawyer, as Mexican law is different from US law.Mexico is a great country for real estate opportunities so don't get discouraged by what I wrote.

Im involved in a real estate investment fund that raises money from Mexican investors and invests it in commercial and residential real estate in the US and it's currently the biggest of its type here.

Sure there is a RISK for a crazy, non paying tenant who blasts loud music and calls you at 2am for a broken toilet, but doing your due diligence when placing a tenant will mitigate that.