Our first visit to Riviera Maya and are considering a purchase there, and I'm in the due-diligence phase of evaluating our options.As a quick example,I have a friend who is a very successful entrepreneur in the tech field, mostly in the booming(and soon to be overwhelming) field of Artificial Intelligence.

We are located in the Niagara Region of Ontario Canada, and we have a good track record for buying distressed and quick closing deals.   

This method of wiring is still very much in use in these older homes but was quickly ousted as the preferred method when the modern Romex hit the scene.

It's just a quick and dirty way to filter the search results that litter my desk!

I could keep in a Money Market at 2.x% return OR, what if I kept the $40K sitting in the additional equity of the property that I could tap into the line of credit in the event it was needed.The quick math:A rental property @ 8% cap rate - 6.190% floating LOC rate = 1.8% interest rate arbitrage on the extra $40k sitting in equity.

I say this because legal fees can snowball quickly and even if you win, the owner of the property management company could just file for bankruptcy and start a new LLC the next day.You could file a complaint with the real estate commission but they are not going to help you get reimbursed for your losses.

Wanna fail quick?

Then, I may post comments very quickly!  

Quote from @Russell Brazil: Fair Credit Reporting Act requires that you give them a copy of their credit report Actually I believe it requires you to guide them to where they can get a copy IF you used it as a reason to deny. 

I'm always defer to lenders to guide on these sorts of questions.