I know in L.A as Downtown L.A revitalized the areas surrounding started to get a lot more popular as many people wanted to live near all the cool bars , restaurants ,events etc happening in the area.

., restaurants - if ppl want to know nutritional data, origin, price, reviews, etc.) or products (i.e., similar to restaurants if you're at a grocery/food place OR for mfr data, reviews, coupons, rebates, price check, etc.)... note that above mentioned uses are typically where you're not in a car or getting a single letter/post card that you're reading (and you have to pull out your phone just to scan the qr code vs. typing in a url or ph# just to call/get more info).

And your tenants are Mexican?  

I'm not addressing cash flow here, because that's deal specific and investor specific.But here is a little tour of a "Typical (San Antonio)" (C minus) neighborhood with typical (C minus) structures I picked in a random neighborhood on Google drive around view.What (to me) makes a (C minus) area (in San Antonio) is an abundance of, Loose dogs in the street, fenced front yards with fences leaning and in disrepair, yards full of all sorts of debris (because the little houses lack storage space), antique (who knows how old) paint, neglected leaning secondary structures in disrepair, car repairs going on but seemingly abandoned, pickup trucks from the Carter Administration to the early 90's, Residents who WORK for a living, No chain of Murders, No Sal-mon in the fish tacos in neighborhood restaurants, decent nice (helpful) people you can talk to, extended families living close to each other who help each other, not unlawful in their ways.

Has anyone ever invested or thought of investing in Mexican property?

My property is in a very central and popular area in San Diego, close to freeways, 5 minutes from the airport, walkable to nice restaurants, grocery stores, hospitals and parks.Thank you.

Blows my mind that folks no-show but they do.2) I got this from one of the BP forums...in your pre-screen questionnaire ask what their favorite restaurant is. 

I have been buying in Indianapolis in Class C moving up to B in areas with development (near parks, coffee shops, nice restaurants, downtown) and renovated homes. 

The BLS indexes for retail sales, new and used autos, food and beverage stores, restaurants and bars, building materials, clothing are screaming inflation. this is the highest inflation since the 1970s. the current bout of inflation was demand driven before there were supply shortages.

Hello all,I'm a General Contractor who started out years ago in commercial restaurant/retail projects.