It seems that the combination of a poor U.S. economy combined with misinformation about the dangers of drug violence is really affecting business in Baja.

I do this on daily basis, I have consulting firm that all we do is either buy Bulk or go to house facing pre-foreclosure, I first look into the past and payment records, then investigate your prospect, try none face to face contact methods first, mail, call, email, if you cant get a hold or agreement go with somebody and knock on the door knowing your numbers, and make a offer, your profit margins could be really slim on equity but on the upside could be huge this properties are usually distress, i don't know in your area but in mine it could be dangerous it is pretty lucrative, wants you have the property ready negotiate, with the bank first a buy out you might get a discounted price, before it hits the REO books if its there it would be very hard to get out. any more questions let me know. 

The road infrastructure is NOT set up to handle this building explosion nor are the schools prepared for the new influx. 

It’s a dangerous and highly abandoned part of town.

It's a very dangerous line to cross...

And pouring chemicals that are dangerous to children and animals in the yard is beyond stupid if you are serious.

FYI, be wary of advice from anyone who isn't licensed to practice law and who purports to give advice on the proper and legal handling of contracts, and who is ready to tell you what a party will/will not do as if it is written in stone.Nothing is more dangerous than someone who thinks that they know what they are talking about.All the best!

I don't see much danger here.

It is in Memphis which is a very dangerous place.

That my man is what the "Dangerous in the current market".