For those looking more aggressively, the Pro subscription offers the full set of daily properties (10+ daily), plus usually another 30-40 in a (filterable by state and city) google sheet that didn't make the cut.

Talk to the condo association but usually if the source of the leak is coming from your unit.

Good Sponsors should have a portfolio of properties in different regions, and usually select properties rated Class-A—high quality, newer buildings with top amenities and low vacancy rates.    

Hope you take that as a compliment because that's what it's meant to be but I can imagine that Mexican readers could be a bit offended.As to your comments regarding that fleeing to Portugal situation, they're spot on, as usual.

Quick books will kill you and give you zero value, negative actually.   

Generally you want to be closer to break even if you are in negative cash flow, but if you have good income this could still make sense.It's also really important to make sure what you are getting into when it comes to condos.

The difference is the volatility of owning multiple units versus a single house is usually a lot lower.

Ideally once you move out you should be getting some cash flow but you usually need to raise rents by doing some sort of rehab. 

It's usually more tailored for rental properties, covering things like loss of rental income and liability.

Real estate is not a get rich quick strategy so time and patience are usually needed to scale operations.