People who still buy in Tulum today are hoping that Tulum will become another Playa del Carmen but that is very unlikely to happen for several reasons, the main ones being:1) Unlike in Playa del Carmen, it's impossible to buy a property close to the beach and certainly not at a decent price;2) Given Tulum's current and upcoming urban planning, it'll never have anything close to the 5th Avenue that made Playa del Carmen world famous;3) There is hardly any land still available for development in the area where visitors want to be in Playa del Carmen.

They scream, insult, deprive them of food and sleep, and spend countless hours training the recruits on mind-numbingly stupid tasks like making beds or marching formations. 

Isn't that actually the more common goal and aspiration of the average BP visitor/listener? 

We had to cancel the trip because the governor shut all the hotels to out of state visitors.

You know, that group of like 20 college kids who scream about Columbus, Ohio being the single greatest place on earth ALL.

That would give profile visitors the ability to see what interests that user the most. 

That is more visitors than Chicago, New York City, and Las Vegas.  

Not their fault and certainly not something I was going to run to BP and scream about. 

Sometimes a great tenant can move in and then get involved with a reality TV drama queen who screams and throws furniture in the hall (happened to me more than once). 

I just didn't call back anyone who sounded like they were calling from a bar or who had someone telling them what to say in the background, or who were screaming at their kids - you don't have to rent to anyone who does these things.Your job is to discriminate.