I found the sweet spot when I came across "Petitions for Probate" those are the ones that will have the info I believe you are looking for.

However, "el encierro" is at the Fiesta de San Fermin in Pamplona, Navarra 1000kms NE of Cádiz ... about as far away as one can get and still be en España.In 2001, I arrived in Pamplona three hours too late to participate - much to my wife's relief.

When the police arrived they threw me in jail for kidnapping because I was holding onto her so she would not run away when the police arrived.On another occasion, my wife wanted go do drugs and I tried to stop her.

My ultimate goal with real estate would be to have enough passive income to be able to provide extremely low priced apartments to refugees (they then could concentrate their very low income on getting diplomas to break the poverty cycle they usually get into when they arrive) and to fund a NGO to help them settle and get a good start in their new host country. 

However, I later found out when my guest arrived that the property hadn't been cleaned.

The expense ratio is the total operating expenses (same ones you use to arrive at NOI) divided by the GOI. 

Since 2000 until now, they had 14 debt pass through and one capital improvement petitions, that's averaging one/year in a city of more than 1 million people, and they're making a big deal about it.  

I checked out Punta Mita last year because there was so much talk about good deals but I unfortunately found a ghost town when I arrived, even in peak season.

Check out Petit and Petrie, they are the guys that created the "wisconsin standard lease" that you have probably seen a few hundred times.http://petriepettit.com/

My rule of thumb is to initially start at 10%-20% of the value I arrive at, then negotiate up in they do not accept it.