@Marius FleischerYou will have 50% of people tell you that you should invest there and 50% say otherwise or provide areas they feel are betterEach area has positives and negatives - my recommendation is to visit each of these areas then shortlist them and continue to figure out where to invest

If you watch the zooms, use the resources they provide, and become part in the community, it would be very hard to fail.

Starting with a conversation with a few lenders or a mortgage broker can provide you with a clear picture of what you're qualified for.

Can't buy as often here in San Diego but 1 door here is worth 10-20 doors in the markets that I was investing and growing more wealth with less doors is more preferable and provides for less expenses among other issues.House hacking in San Diego is the best way to get started with investing locally and it will have an immense impact on your financial future and net worth in the long term.   

However, it does provide a foundational understanding that surpasses what the average person knows about the industry.

If you could help them by buying their house, treating them fairly, and providing the cash they need, doesn't that sound like a win-win deal?

Platforms like Airdna offer insights into the top-performing properties, which investors can model and improve upon for better performance.From my perspective, Cancun, Playa del Carmen (PDC), and Tulum share similar risk-reward profiles, with Cancun being the most mature, followed by PDC and then Tulum.

The reality is the opposite - if it's not in writing then the PMC doesn't have to provide the service or can charge extra for it!

As a new agent, my advice would be to pick a brokerage that has more than 25+ active agents already in it and that can provide you an ongoing training & office support system. 

There are full custodial plans and checkbook plans as I mentioned and either of these can be set up with companies that act as plan document provider.