And this is global: Germany 5.3%, India 7.6%, Mexico 7.3%, Brazil 10%, Russia 8.4% (and then the catastrophic inflation in Turkey 36% and Argentina 51%)!

As to your comment about disconnecting utilities, every state I have looked into make it a criminal offense if you turn off any utilities, even if the tenant isn't paying you for them. 

Are we surprised to there's changes in travel trends in 2023: a year of uncertain economics, corporate cost-cutting, global instability, and high rates versus 2022: travel restrictions dropped and everybody was running for the nearest airplane to GTF out of country?

My friend I mentioned with 10 Memphis properties spoke about the area's job growth, its role as a major epicenter of global distribution, and 50%+ investor owned housing.

Seriously, anything else is a criminal offense.

No offense @Moh Saidbut you should learn to use the search function here on BP and you should utilize Google. 

Not to be offensive, but why would they rely on you to bring them a cash buyer?

This is why many CA people invest in the midwest.Jeremy:These "rules" of 1% and 2% are merely guidelines - rules of thumb, if you will - which are very much artefacts of the U.S.A. domestic real estate market - and, as such, should not be expected to be applicable globally.  

Don't take it personal or offensive, but, the fact is, if you had made better choices with regard to the wedding, honeymoon, cheaper rent, car payment, wherever those debts came from (excluding medical) then you could have bought your house pre-wedding and been living there right after the honeymoon.

Yes, both Harbour Funding and Global Community Development are small companies based in Cape Coral, controlled by the same people.