As I always stay, statistics don’t lie.Granted, investing in Mexico comes with its challenges.

Some properties are more challenging than others depending on location and availability of other similar properties and trends/statistics etc.  

Thank you @Bradley Bogdan it is always good to have statistics to give to my clients.  

That's the net gain.After taking into account 40,273 migrants, 27,375 births and 10,304 deaths, plus some statistical adjustments, the regional population climbed by 58,301 to an estimated 2,056,405, according to new county and metro-area population estimates released Wednesday night by the U.S.

These are estimates from the realtor statistics in each given market and the trends and data they provide for realtors comparing July 2020 to July 2021 (August data has not been released yet).

Who knows, it may not be a statistically significant number of people when all is said and done.

Court of common pleas can drag but the tenant is supposed to escrow the rent during this period so there is some protection there.This doesn't directly relate to your question, but I always recommend that people take a look at the metropolitan statistical area to get a general sense of where they are investing.

You may have it rented for the next ten years and you may never have to do major update to the property, but statistically speaking, you will.Also, those properties are required better quality of workmanship and material when time for update or just fixing because that what the potential renter expect.

:O I don't want to be part of that statistic.

However I think you  may be overthinking this without solid statistics to base this on.