Some RE markets are driven by American expats in the coasts and the border (Baja California, Puerto Vallarta, Manzanillo, Mérida, Cancun) and Lake Chapala, San Miguel de Allende and other hotspots for US baby boomers retiring in Mexico, and Mexican-Americans moving to México, all prices traded in US dollars.The economy of some Mexican States is booming and the real estate prices are ridiculously low with high potential for appreciation.

He makes good money (hardscape), she’s a stay at home wife with a baby (she’s a permanent resident as of last month).

@Erik Applegate #1 growth factor is simply the babies being born and growing up to supply the work force.

OMG that alone gives me shivers.Watching over your investment, is like watching over your first born baby.

By the way my real name is ElizabethI got the nick name "Bitsy" because i wasa small baby lol.

After I had a "baby wipes" incident in one of my rentals. 

I'm always happy to answer any questions, either here on the forum or personally (you can find my email address on my website)...And while I'm pretty busy with two babies these days, if you're willing to come to my neck of the woods (Cobb County, west suburbs of the city), I'm always happy to grab lunch and chat...

Two questions here, and judging by the quality of your questions, I am encouraged to know that you have not entirely thrown "The baby out with the bathwater" and are asking additional questions to clarify issues that are not immediately apparent.So let's clarify these as easy as possible...With regards to logos from your brokerage etc.  

Don't get me wrong- I have good contractors and all, but they're not the ones who get shafted if this baby doesn't stay humming.

I don't want to pay for the illegal immigrant who comes into this country and has 14 babies born here and claims it's her "right" to get health care for her babies because they are American citizens, yet she can't pay anything because she's on drugs and can't hold down a job.