It seems like we're getting more Mexican nationals moving in who are looking for a safe place to park their money.

At 36 years old, I bring a passion for football and music into my daily life, which keeps me motivated and balanced.I’m eager to connect with fellow investors, share insights, and learn from each of your experiences.

He might be using this repair as an excuse to not pay rent, or with intention to move out (which would be music to my ears at this point.) 

NO not "Bourbon and Beyond" Music Festival.

It was an 8 unit building and it was a total disaster for all of the other tenants loud music, crack, heroin, property damage mad orgies etc...Evictions of this kind take forever and the local PD wasn't much help so we had to hire off duty police officers to work 3rd shift security till we got her out of there.  

I drove 2 hours to said meeting this morning to walk into a room full of cheerleaders in suits, upbeat music and people dancing around like idiots. 

Hi to everyone, I am interesting to start investing in TX area (in the cities close to the Mexican border).Is it a good area?

We liked the TL home and nice lakefront view but here are some cons: pretty far/isolated, no real dining options outside and besides the music festivals/BNP tournament, didn't know if it would do well as a STR. 

We might consider the lifestyle aspect if it's a place where we want to go back regularly.Speaking of Mexican cartels, I've been going to Mexico for more than 20 years, know a huge number of people who invest and work in real estate across the country and I've never heard about cartels taking over properties.

Hey all,Recently got dual-citizenship (US citizen, obtained Mexican citizenship) and am planning on buying a home in Mexico as part-time STR.