I just found out about BP through a search online a while back but I haven’t been activate for a couple of years here.

Over the last couple years, everywhere I go by the beach in Mexico (in much nicer places than Tulum), when I'm told the local zoning doesn't allow to build this or that and I ask why, the answer is invariably "We don't want to become another Tulum".

Make sure whoever is running your numbers has local rental market knowledge. 2) Pay special attention to maintenance of the properties you are looking at.

Do you attend your local REIA's?

It's a great way to become more knowledgeable on your LOCAL investors and create your team while you're getting started.

You would likely be breaking the local ordinance. 

It's honestly part of the reason why I developed our Local Real Estate Developer™ course. 

We are now building our portfolio through flipping, BRRRR's, and additional STR's until we reach our end goal of unique stays in the form of luxury treehouse STR's on secluded riverside locales. 

Based on what I have experienced investing here locally I normally advice people keeping the house as a rental if possible!

I have a management company that is local for day-day management.