Also, let me re-state something I said in an earlier post...In the new header, the forum statistics aren't particularly useful to the reader of a specific thread.

Section 8 folks have negative stereotypes but nobody is trashing a nice place with a nice landlord to risk potentially losing their voucher and having to deal with a Slum Lord.

We are developing the financial numbers for a Large CONDO project in Puerto Peñasco in Mexico, Near the actual projects of Mayan Palas Hotel and two other CONDO projects called Encanto and Luna Blanca.So far the legal aspect and construction financial structure are sound, but we need extra info on the demand side, specially from Phoenix and Tucson (Natural Markets for the CONDOS)Does anyone have some webpages or statistics that can help me see what is the current demand on this two cities for Mexican condos with Beach front? 

Frankly the landlord is in a really bad position if there is any negative action.

My question is whether you could pay retail for one $100,000 per year and at the end of 10 years , with the increasing expenses and the DEPRECIATION we're currently experiencing, be completely broke and be a NEGATIVE millionaire?

It’s a big negative isn’t it?

The contractor will probably not be rehired and may have some negative publicity, so they will lose some money.

I have had both positive and negative experiences with pools in rentals.

Is that positive or negative.

When you consider that inflation is greater than 1%, it's clear you've lost."...this is my favorite statement, and a perfect example of reality vs. statistical analysis. ....you believe if you made 10m that you've lost?