Income is of lesser importance as a long term game plan.So two basic scenarios...buy cheap, park cash, minimum profits, cash out before expenses eat up profits.....or invest for appreciation and ride out the zero or negative income, cash out. 

Does anyone have any positive/negative experience with short term rental property management companies in Nashville?

If I was offering 8% to my investors, I doubt they would invest, considering that you can easily have a higher return in the US while taking much less risk.I imagine that your concept of container homes is new and unproven and that therefore you don't want to promise returns that are too high in case you couldn't deliver them.Also, don't you think that there are better places in Mexico for the container homes.

If you have not equity, and have negative cash flow, you have no reason to keep it...and every reason to dump it...ASAP.This is obvious. 

If anyone has any positive or negative feedback regarding property management firms in the High Desert, CA  ... please let me know either publicly or privately.

Is there anything like the Clayton Morris service without the negative reviews?

Lots of negative news headlines recently - "14 people reported killed in 36 hours in Cancun near tourist destinations". 

Looking for best advice on how to save on taxes now and the best way to proceed with my investing.I heard about Wealthability which seems offer what I’m looking for, but saw a lot of negative comments about the high cost and service.

Just remember: most negative reviews are written by problematic tenants.

We currently have some equity, but we do have some negative cash flow.