I'm usually a lurker and information hoarder when it comes to forums, and very rarely ask our participate in discussions.. but I'm looking to make a change and am hoping this is a step in the right direction for me.I've basically been a professional renter for about 15 years (I've moved about an average of once a year and have been in about 14 different rentals) ..

If you do all that, in combination with a natural risk-avoiding approach as an investor, you will see that Mexico is full of opportunities as in the US or Europe (were I am from) pricing, growth, accessibility and affordability are incomparable to Mexico.

ONLY the land has value for new high rises in 2050 thats HOW long it will take for homes to become abandoned bulldozed and combine lots into acres for highrises,,, there is NO sprawl  in miami JUST highrises ... those BAD areas are like that for a reason ...

I have a dedicated sales person that helps me if I need anything, but the website is so well done, that I rarely have to call him.

Bottom line for me is that there are solutions, and if the price is right on the house and justifies such a large expense, it might be worth it.As for the mold, I'm rarely scared of it and it would never dictate my decision to buy, although it may lower my offer.

You will also have title insurance in case something was missed (very rare!). 

It rarely solves problems.

This is a combination real estate analysis/creative financing post.I saw a property that I am considering making an offer on, but was removed from the market.

They get no training on them and dont get paid much for doing them, so are rarely experts on them.

(you'll usually get it but rarely on time) land lording can be quite profitable. the city is definitely block by block and have to know each area intimately as well as construction to succeed doing this, a lesson learned the hard way."