Some advice: 1) Do not use listing prices as a comp for Escondido multiplexes (only look at sold prices - do not think it is a deal just because it is listed lower than other listings) 2) Do not forget cap expenses in calculations 3) higher density areas usually result in more work than lower density areas 4) South Escondido is trending in much better direction than North Escondido 5) even in Escondido finding SFRs that have positive cash flow is not easy 6) Tenants in certain areas value having adequate parking 7) Lourdes is not close to as good as it was last year, it is no longer clearly the best Mexican food :=).Good luck

Seems the Mexican Senate is pissed because now they have to rewrite the manual for illegal immigrants.

Tell them to stop eating mexican.

Ironically I learned that from the music industry.

A mexican rest went out of business, the property was foreclosed on, sat vacant for sale for years and someone just bought it cheap (but not as cheap as I would have...).  

Lots of people made a ton of money on that party, and yes, when the music stopped there were some who couldn't find a chair. 

How do you suppose that wall on the Mexican border is going to be paid for?

Eric retired from the Air Force in 2010 and now provides private music lessons and plays drums with local bands.

I encourage you to find others that have had similar experiences that you can use as mentors, music that motivates you when you are down and grounds you when you’re flying high, and (like others have said) experiences you can reflect back on when you need a reminder that you are intelligent and wise and capable...because you are!

They blast their ghetto music at volume 11.