The SDIRA industry is improving dramatically as systems are upgraded and technology improves.  

We will undoubtedly want to build in some more complexity, however, as both of you alluded to, these fee sturctures can vary dramatically from one investment to the next.

It dramatically affects how an owner can sell their home on an owner carried note.

So incomes would need to rise dramatically from their already lofty levels just to maintain prices.What then is the exit strategy for an investor buying on the peninsula today?

Whatever; dramatics are always employed by those of dubious moral character.I dissent on the assumption of M2M superiority.

...easy, because all cash buys:1 - ...increases how much the property costs the investor,2 - ...if the property is negative cf with leverage, you can pay for all of your negative cash flow upfront3 - ...It increases the risk you have in the property4 - ...it limits the amount of properties you can gain control over5 - ...it reduces the value of your equity6 - ...it eliminates all of the free equity you get from appreciation and the tenant's rent7 - ...it eliminates the power of compounding from your REI8 - ...it dramatically slows down your ability to quit your job and replace it with rental cash flow9 - ...it takes you longer buy your next property10 - ...it delays the date of profit since your accumulated cash flow has to equal what you paid for the property out of pocket bore you can record any profits11 - ...it,...wait a minute,..., you were asking for the reasons where buying all cash was a GOOD idea. 

I'd buy super cheap because of the dramatic fall of the Reais that you mentioned.

All you have to focus on is getting your payments caught up, pay your bills on time and and reduce the amount of debt you have to 10 percent of your available credit and you will see a dramatic improvement in your score.

-Source: Pacific Business News and The Realtors Association of MauiBasically this data tells me that, in my market, sales have shown a slight slow down, but prices are still increasing (pretty dramatically in some areas.. in fact a little too dramatically for my taste lol). 

Xyz corp's borrowing costs would increase dramatically making their share price go down further, making their credit rating go down further.