Originally posted by @Levin Angeles:My wife and I purchased a new investment property in Toledo this year. 

So this is my first post and I am very new to real estate.

What you posted means STR is a no.

Our only challenge right now is maintaining cash-flow while managing increases in:- Interest rates- Property taxes- Insurance rates  what are the lot numbers, development soft costs / tap fees, hard costs, loan terms, etc would you post those details or message me?

From where I posted it I'm getting numerous requests for the lock box code to take a look from investors I don't have a relationship with.Should I ask for POF before sharing the lock box code?

I wish she was the one posting! 

The only serious finding seems to be a support post missing in the basement. 

@Alan Asriants I agree with most of your post and in my opinion the "outside force" or unpredictable thing was COVID.

The information posted by the Federal Mortgage Society (Sociedad Hipotecaria Federal) (SHF) on the Mexican federal official website is a positive step forward, even though it currently focuses on properties with mortgages which according to SOFTEC is 80% of transactions with Mexican buyers.In terms of property classifications, consulting companies in Mexico often categorize properties into several price ranges, such as:- Social: Minimum price: $8,824 USD to maximum price: $24,117 USD- Economic: Minimum: $24,117 USD to maximum: $45,882 USD- Medium: Minimum: $45,882 USD to maximum: $114,706 USD- Residential: Minimum: $114,706 USD to maximum: $247,059 USD- Residential Plus: Minimum: $247,059 USD to maximum: +Most foreign investors tend to focus on the Medium, Residential, and Residential Plus categories, particularly in Class A and B neighborhoods.

You really have to stand out from the crowd.I didn't look at your bio or any other posts but - can you house hack an STR?