With holiday and everything price typically drop a little bit but then go up during summer time but i don’t see much dip in 2 years.

Every time there's a holiday weekend I'm making sure we stock up on appliances because of the deals that are offered.

Please note that I am not an attorney and I did not stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night.First, the Land Trust is a title holding strategy, not an asset protection strategy. 

One person cannot efficiently, hunt for properties, research fair value, talk with sellers, arrange conditions of sale, manage/arrange financing, accept mortgage risk, inspect home, decide on paint schemes, shop for supplies, update place, install new plumbing, clean stains from cement, shop for insurance, interview tenants, run back ground checks, watch market for right time to sell for profit, collect rents, handle late night call on leaky pipe, market rental availability, Handle call during holiday weekend about barking dog, run title searches...You have to find the skills you have and farm out what you do not.

They forgot that Veterans Day was a federal holiday and couldn't be counted in the waiting period...

And owning property through a Mexican corporation is similar as owning property through an LLC in the US.You acknowledged that Mexico is a great country for holidays.

Now you can get a lot of very solid standard 30” gas ranges for ~ $600 (big box retailers have good discounts on certain shopping oriented holidays like labor day, etc.)

Less people are moving at this time of year when its dark, cold, in the middle of the school year/holidays etc.

They can choose to be on month to month, but at a higher rate because it leaves you as the landlord in an insecure position with tenants who would potentially move out just prior to the holidays and leave you potentially vacant for as many as 3 months (November, December and January).

People can usually handle the news easier in the summer (not holidays, etc.).