In the simplest version, you sign a contract with a buyer to actually buy the property.

In simplest terms, it's a HELOC. 

@Michael Willis if that's the case the simplest solution is to get a seller carry with 10% down. 

The simplest procedure is to find out what is owed to the bank including late payment penalties, fees etc.

The simplest way to address this is just refinance. 

The simplest differentiator in the state of TX is the number 16.

Always buy top of the line paints because the most expensive ingredient in paint is the part that makes it stick like glue.The bottom edge is a problem area which I have solved by using plastic Z-bar and taping the seam with blue masking tape before painting.

So, I'm not sure what you can do there aside from trying to compete with the likes of the Four Season's.The success of a real estate investment Mexican model hugely rests on mass tourism and that's the basic ingredient that's going to lack there. 

There's not much they can teach you that people on BP won't tell you for free.Mostly what they teach is the more gimmicky stuff to make it sound like they've got the secret ingredient you can't get anywhere else...I know all that stuff and my current business model doesn't really use any of it unless I stumble into a situation that calls for something creative.I will say that my classes made me realize what's possible.

People get stuck in minutia with contracts, get the main ingredients agreed to, then they are more likely to sign without changing anything.