I have seen a few properties in coastal areas that have house hacking potential. 

Is the old brick chimney needed or can you vent furnace(s) and hot water heaters directly outside.

Puerto Vallarta is barely mentioned in the report while Playa del Carmen deserved a few lines: "In Playa del Carmen, a coastal resort town along the Yucatán Peninsula’s Riviera Maya, a three-bedroom apartment is priced at US$ 460,000.

I have put up 100's and 1000's of signs and never been fined.

A concrete batching plant is a machine that mixes water, sand, and cement to produce concrete.

In OR you can't just fill it with sand and call it good.  

When I started out, my 'line in the sand' was that I wanted a rental to make at least $300 (clear profit)  a month after principle, interest, taxes, insurance, and a $100 maintenance reserve.  

@Troy S. and @Mayer M. nailed it, it shows super nice and looks clean but in this pocket that far south you need to finish fully the basement and add central AC to keep up.

My name is Halston S. and I too am seeking financial freedom.

We are avoiding properties in the coastal counties since windstorm insurance is required if there is a mortgage, and that can be pretty pricey.