Investing in out of state property is suicide UNLESS you are an experienced landlord first and know the score like Elizabeth.Yes, being a landlord collecting all the dough sounds so enticing.

There CEO committed suicide and the company is under investigation by the Colorado insurance commission.

If that scenario doesn’t include financial suicide, bankruptcy, death, or something similar, then knowing that I’ll be ok in the worst situation helps with pulling the trigger. 

But, anyway she committed suicide and put the remaining tenant (her husband), into an emotional tail spin.

Your approach of purchasing based on 100% financing is solid however your lack of concern over positive cash flow is investment suicide.

Mexico has absolutely no interest in confiscating property as it would equate to economical suicide and therefore political suicide for the government in place. the current leftist government understands this all too well.2.

At the same point 100% leverage sounds like a suicide pill!

My cousin has become very successful at this game(though he is in the LA market), yet many people think this is an almost suicidal catastrophe I am taking on.

Focus your efforts on demonic possession, orgiastic Satanic cult rituals, black magic, murder-suicide storylines.

The $1200 you are referring to is Gross Rent with owner paying ALL utilities - which is financial suicide with S8 tenants.