I think what screws up the perception is when people include either MFR or SMFR.

Perception is reality and if you, like many of the posters on this thread, believe that larger multifamily deals are harder then your mindset is going to prevent you from executing.

Perception matters.For years now, I've been encouraging people to not be overly fearful about investing in real estate in Mexico, with the caveat that it's important that buyers/investors know what they're doing.

Any insights, advice, direction, comments, thoughts, feedback, wisdom, perceptions or sagaciousness would be greatly appreciated.Regards, Rob

Here’s a link if you want to check it out.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/9232/55313-intro-to-section-8---your-perceptions-vs-my-realities

FORGET IT 🚩 And yes, Their all here advertising Property management But when the going get tough the PM is Missing in Action and they think you don't have enough perception to know the truth. best advice which I've read from this stream already is wait 1 or 2 days.

Not really necessary but perception is 90% of vacation rentals IMHO.

I know perception of HOA are typically negative but don't forget HOA's typically cover big expenses including foundation, roof, exterior, ground maintenance, windows and sometimes utilities. 

There are mailing services that will accept the registered agents' appointment, however, most attorneys will welcome the appointment as if they are contacted, their billing time may start, so I suggest you simply call attorneys in that state and inquire. 2, Mail is best addressed to a POB IMO than to a residential address, it is not a comingling issue but more to marketing and public perception, you don't want mail forwarded IMO due to time constraints especially with notices, I suggest avoid the relay of the pony express. 3.

It's interesting how different perceptions are out there about private treatment systems.