He practiced from 9 to 12   then went to the Athenia Nile club and played dominios to 4 came back to his office and went home at 5  LOL> He had his core clients his entire career my dad and him did deals for over 30 years.. 

I don't care if your in the nicest of neighborhoods , your next door neighbor might be a drug dealer .. who knows really .. but , its not as bad as everyone overseas thinks it is .. we don't all carry guns and shoot people or do drugs on every street corner .. most big citys have good area and bad areas .. a lit of the areas that used to be considered bad are now getting revamped and rebuilt by people like you and I .. by purchasing homes in poor shape and then rehabbed, thus beautifying the neighborhood and once one house gets done its like a dominio effect .. more investors start doing the same .. a lot if citys have funds avalible for investors to rehab certain areas also ..Yes, I look at houses of interest , I try to research what i can first to see if the house is wirth my time to put eyes on it , or if a investor sends me a house they are interested in then I go look at it for them ..

Just two: Ley de Extincion de Dominio = the government can take your property at any time if they feel that your tenant is committing crimes such as money laundering, dealing drugs, and around 65 other "reasons" without a trial!

1.5mmhttps://www.lumberliquidators.com/ll/c/.Corn-Silk-...I'm assuming not nearly as well as something like 5mmhttps://www.lumberliquidators.com/ll/c/Golden-Teak...or is there a point of diminishing returns w/ respect to thickness where something like this wouldn't make sense 8mmhttps://www.lumberliquidators.com/ll/c/Old-Dominio...

@Robert Guilfoyle with Dominio it's 5 points and 10-12% interest.

It's a huge missed opportunity, I believe, given how many overseas investors have an interest in U.S. real estate.That said, your husband is a native-speaker of Spanish yet a real estate novice; I'm a 20-year veteran investor who is actively working on "el dominio del español."