@Juan MoraThere have been numerous ambitious projects close to the Coba Ruins that offer off-grid self-sustainable communities with a vast array of amenities.

Quote from @Coba Cao: Hi, I’m an active investor in SFH and small multi Family in the Bay Area using the BRRRR method. 

Proximity to Kukulcan avenue or Coba avenue is key because they are the only two beach roads. 

As per the development I was talking about, Developer is called Alsadi and they seem to have several developments already built in Tulum : Tikal, Coba, Zama Towers Zama Premium Village, Balance Aldea Zama premium, Kaan in Aldea Zama.I visited a finished Unit at Coba development and it looked very good though this was clearly set at a higher price point and higher expected quality too.The local realtor (an Italian lady from TheAgency) told us that Developer is well known and send me their CV (I can share it with you if you share your email).So I wanted to think this is all legit but your comments are very appreciated and I'll need to be careful.Is the price point to comparably low?

But a few things we learned right off the bat:- Repairs and maintenance were killing us as the previous owner never did a thing and was the "king of cob" as the tenants pointed out.- We had a rough crowd at the community. 

Some schools even offer Bachelors in Real Estate, sometimes these fall under a degree in risk management.http://www.tamuct.edu/files/degreeplans/coba/BBA%2...Even has a specific real estate finance course in there!

Hello,My name is Coba and I’m working with a few traveling nurses to provide medium term rentals. 

I've seen lots of new development in the very early stages on the Coba road across Hwy 305 literally out in the jungle--for rental purposes, there is nothing around these locations, and they are at least 5 miles from the beach.Many of the properties being built in Tulum are a WAYS from the beach, across Hwy. 305.   

Quote from @Manuel F Cobas Valle: Hi.

Coba and the street of the beach hotels with beach club.