As a turnkey provider I am, obviously, a little biased toward my brand of investing (but it's definitely not right for everyone).

They seem drastic and tenant biased but I’m remaining optimistic and realizing that as time goes on changes are going to happen and I will have to adapt.

I know this may sound biased but I dont recommend using the online services because there are a lot of questions that need answering when establishing the LLC and a few extra bucks spent now, can save you a lot in the future.

Naturally I am biased but do not believe them.

Certainly my opinion holds some bias in it.In vegas you can buy an ugly cash flow negative D- property on the way east side of town for a premium price of 350k LOL 

Even with single gender residences you can get issues.

Most tourists and expats go to Ambergris Caye when they are in Belize, the mainland is still fairly well under developed, not so on Ambergris Caye.I am investing on Ambergris and may be biased, but there is a reason why I decided to, and if you look into the growth drivers in the Belize tourism industry (20% growth 2009-2012 in all of Belize, 57% growth on the Island of Ambergris Caye) you will see some of the fastest growth rates in the Caribbean.So it all depends upon what your investment philosophy is, I buy for long term cash flow, back end appreciation is a secondary consideration, costs of land are low in Belize (even on Ambergris) relative to the nightly and weekly rental rates that are being attained in the market.During the recession Caribbean tourism dropped 20%, in Belize it dropped 1.8% and although sales volume declined, sales prices maintained.So I believe It is best to speak with people who actually have the data on a market and are also directly investing to get reliable information.If anyone would like me to send them the raw tourism numbers, just e-mail me, I'd be glad to.

Regarding condos, I am biased, so take my opinion with a grain of salt. 

My leases try to be far for btoh sides with no bias.

Maybe I'm biased, but I think you should follow the example of the HML/PML group and only leverage up to the % they would loan.