I think they all charge about the same (40%), so my preference is a local company with good Internet preference.Usually, you lease up one week or less so the turns is an issue. 

Education is absolutely free on the internet!

Never uses the internet really.

It seems much broader than the fairly restrictive clause from the two publications.It is extremely broad. 

We run as many legitimate expenses through the company as possible... health care, car payments, car insurance,  company lunches (1/2 credit for taxes on those), telephones, internet, and this year even our annual meeting of our corporation (of 2 employees!!) 

According to the internet, you can evict as of Aug 31. 

I can't figure out ifit's an internet problem or if it's an internal glitch at BP.

Net Proceeds is about 350K (minus included 40K CAPEX over 2 years).I learned a couple of things that I hope will help other investors looking at their first class C apartment:1) Class C is a broad asset class, if you do take a “slum” and decide to add “sweat equity”, make sure you do hire an onsite property manager who has access to “value” sub-contractors2) Swamp coolers are the most common things to break and get replaced.

A bargain by definition is an outlier and it wont conform to any broad trend analysis.

Is it best to do it from here through an estate agent (which might be very expensive…there is apparently only luxury estate agents on the internet) or can you take the money to Mexico legally without big losses/expenses (transfer it to a Mexican account) and then buy the house there?