I don't have any experience investing in Thailand, though I did personally like the look of some independent homes in Hua Hin and Phuket that seemed good as long-term rentals or Airbnb, but the . . . unique challenge of the administration bunked my confidence in pursuing it further.I have a few developer friends in India, so if you're ever interested in partnering there (primarily in limited partnership situations with the local developers) they've been known to produce some great returns.

When paired effectively it leads to some awesome results, and Irving SHOULD produce amazing sale results with a savvy agent (I know a few if that would be helpful).Kind regards,Will 

The solutions they are recommending are not supported by scienc:  Cleaning air ducts can produce more dust and is not recommended on a regular basis (per www.epa.gov).

As a cash flow property market rent is 750-800 per month so an investor could have a stable income producing property.I looked at the pictures and I am not sure where you came up with a $37K rehab.

This park would roughly produce the following net income:28 x $300 x 12 x .6 = $60,480.

*shakes me head*Selling a home or a car --I can wrap my head around, but not a rental property that produces income.

We are looking at 5 properties that the numbers reveal they should be advantageous. 2 properties are vacant complete rehabs, one is income producing with tenants in place, one is vacant needing no work, and the last is vacant with minimal work. 25 bedrooms between the 5 properties. 

Having the least amount of equity in a property will produce the maximum return on investment and allow you to own multiple properties sooner.

I try not to overextend myself so if I'm wrong about an income-producing asset or if a large expense unexpectedly comes up, I have enough reserve cushion to ride out the storm.I have no idea where we are in the cycle today, but since it's been so good for so long, my planning premise is the downside is more likely than the upside.

I would hate to tell you to walk away from an investment that could produce for decades, over one difficult tenant.