This is typically the monthly rent multiplied by 12.Estimate Operating Expenses: Sum up all the expenses associated with owning and managing the property on an annual basis.

The most common consistent false narrative in private lending is clients think they can qualify for 100% financing. 

I think renters with disbilites are good for two reasons. 1. they have a consistant stream of income and 2. depending on the disability they are more likely to stay longer in your rental.

Bad stuff multiplies fast....And a lot can happen in 4 months.... :-)

What is consistent in all of it is that you will only be able to chart your course by paying attention to two things:1.

I've found that typically in those markets, you are buying a property that is likely to appreciate less over time compared to other markets, but are consistent in bringing in cash flow, which sounds like is what you are looking for.

I do see Tulum growing consistently, something important: services and infrastructure need to grow along with private development, parks, and green areas have to be assigned.

Run a Worse Case Scenario.( Get some solid numbers from a property manager).Multiply monthly expenses by the number of months that it takes to get an eviction. 

Where else can a person consistently start with little to no money or a meager job and end up a multimillionaire with great wealth?

I just know that Tokyo at 8 pm on a week night is not something I can consistently manage but I am so excited that this is happening!