Decent tourist destination?

You would definitely look at larger population centers with multiple entertainment destination centers and would want to research where local festivals occur.  

But when you have a city like that surrounded by water on 3 sides  limited land.. bunch of old leaner houses that have title issues which further keep inventory down and a world renowned destination ..

Hi guys,Recently stumbled across a realestate agent from the UK operating out of a popular tourist/expat destination in Mexico.He’s offered me three properties for around 40-60k USD, in which he basically has guaranteed that one of them will rent “easily” for 850$My goal is to buy a property in cash this year for around 50k and rent it out for as much cashflow as possible.And at 850$, that’s a 20% cash on cash return..Is there anyway to verify it?

You're in the Destin area.

We have properties on the beach that are ideal for destination weddings, and have already had quite a few people find our homes organically and rent for this purpose.

I’ve been cruising around BP try to find if this is standard or if there are actual lenders that will do permanent loans at lower rates.

Buying a decent house & doing little to very minor work to it will eventually get you to the same destination as purchasing a turnkey or complete rehab will.So the real question is this. 

That said, it's not my market; I know there are a handful of people on this forum who do have properties in/around Palm Springs, I'd recommend seeking them out and asking for their input.Re: the car, I've considered the viability of doing that (ONLY through a service like Turo) but all my properties are drive-to destinations (and I don't have an extra car) so it's a non-starter for me.  

Since my husband is a piano bar entertainer for a major cruise line (since 2004) and I have relatives in Australia, we travel worldwide too.