Look at how the debt has grown since then.  

They put 20% down, so a $40k-ish investment will have grown to $150k in equity in under 10 years, all while the monthly rents cover most or all of the monthly operating expenses.

Personally, I started with one rental and waited until I had my systems and local team in place before adding more, and I’ve since grown to 10+ rentals here in Columbus, Ohio, which is a market that makes that scaling easier because you can still find single-family homes in the $120–180K range that hit the 1% rule and cash flow from day one.

It sounds like you’ve built something really special in Puerto Escondido. that area has grown quickly, and it’s smart to start thinking strategically even as the market cools a bit.I’ve been actively investing in Guadalajara, Lake Chapala, and Cancún for the past few years, mostly in presale condos and rental markets.

My knowledge of the industry has grown tremendously since that time.

He finds distressed properties , over grown lawns , junk in the house and yard .

Most pro members who have "grown" their business have probably been in the RE industry for awhile, likely involved in their community, go to conferences and overall networking.

I'd be happy to help if you have not grown weary of my cynicism and negativity on this strategy. 

Since 2010, the county has grown by 27.4%. 

@Arun Maheshwari Jersey City is definitely a strong market to invest in, as long as the numbers make sense for your goals.Our team has been providing property management services in Hudson County for over 15 years, so we’ve seen firsthand how the area has grown and where the opportunities are.