there kind of like cars...once they leave the dealers lot/factory they lose value quickly.  

What I would like to point out is the ethical / karma factor.

I do not know much about foreign currencies, but 10%+ a month sounds too good to be true, unless the risk factor is very high.I am involved in some oil and gas investments which have yielded above 20% for over 10 years, but that is annual, not monthly.

Also another thing to factor is if you're rehabbing what of those costs are being added into your CapEx?  

My grandfather and grandmother owned a bra factory and my cousins made their own shoes and had a shoe store.

The factor is accessibility.

Jordan E Smith don't discount headache factor.....I see that problem all the time.

This area has several factories in the area that support the community. 

You have the medical, educational and financial industries which have replaced the smoke spewing factories of the 50's and 60's.  

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