I didnt think about it coming across as rude when I'm devaluing their home in my letter.

If so, it sounds like you are trying to create an experience, and anytime you "stuff" anything into a room it is devaluing the experience.

Properties are cheap there too, especially after the devaluation of the peso against the USD in recent times.

When we recently had the big run up in Appreciation as well, as inflation jump, it devalued our notes to some degree.

If China's Yuan is further devalued then then cat will be out of the bag and two things are sure to happen (i) China's banks will be on the precipice of failure.

If you don't clean up the property you're limiting your future buyer pool and the future buyer will devalue the property by the dollar amount it will take to clean up the contamination. 

Additionally, what could happen if the currency continues to be devalued at an ever increasing rate, making it hard for our tenants en-masse to pay their rents since the bulk of their worthless cash would be going to food and energy costs. 

The sovereign debt nations will devalue their currencies to jump-start their economies and global trade will probably end like it did the 1930s.

In my market, of you can prove the rent roll of your property then you're devaluing it essentially.

In markets where real estate isn’t priced in US dollars and too a certain extent euros, there are huge discounts available to the US buyer due to the enormous devaluation of the local currencies over the last few years.