It's one thing if you want to find wealthy cash buyers in such communities  (perhaps someone from India could work with Indian community of wealthy investors, in the US as well as abroad, and leverage it as a ready source of cash buying clients one could trust and rely on), but how are you going to find steady pipeline of Indian home owners out there, with all other criteria in place to motivate them to sell at 50% of ARV?

I just closed a $2M condo on Indian Shores and luckily they did it all last year, but it did cost each unit $50-100k in special assessment.

You could not beat the Chinese, the Mexican and the Indian that first arrive here, and those countries has million people that could produce more with less money. 

:-)I had 3 FBI tenants (Flat Broke Indians) put up 7 squares of shingles on some apartments for a $100 credit towards their rent. 

I was able to get a very detailed title report/ abstract dating all the way back to when the Indians were given title to the land before I paid the remaining 90%.

@Agustin SilveyraFisher island or Indian creek

my biggest profit for just buy and hold was land as well.. we bought 3.5 acres in Sonoma county CA for 27k  in 96 ish  sold in 2000 for 2.2 mil. paid tax's of 300 a year and mowed it about every 3 years for 500 bucks.. same thing as you .. unbuildable acreage but Indians bought the land next to us and built the largest indian gaming facility in CA

I am specifically looking in the indian hills community area.

In the Dominican Republic we are not experts in ham or cheese but if something stands out from other countries it is our mixed indigenous, European and African cuisine, they are a rum manufacturer, Mabi de behuco Indian is a typical Dominican drink, mamajuana, banana mangu green, sancocho and other dishes.

Not only off the northern 303 by Lake Pleasant, but down south by Cactus and Indian Hill as well.