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Why is PV anymore dangerous than the rest of latin america

That would rather defeat the purpose of what I am trying to achieve. namely, to seek out your thoughts from your experiences in order to expand my horizons. I always think that new experiences are better seen through multiple eyes before the narrowing process kicks in.

OK. Which is the best coast to live on and which is the best area to move to and trade from.

agreed.

agreed.

If you are talking 20% deposit and repayments not exceeding 33% of annual income, then you must be looking at a 50- 60% price drop. Add in selling agents fees and you are talking about a massive transfer of wealth in the next 3 years.

None. The band of brothers will close ranks.

It looks good ff. Many thanks. Are they offering it thru brokers or only thru themselves.

Excellent commentary, thank you. We dont want to live in DF but would rather be just back from the coast. What are your suggestions. Yes, we do hold property in Argentina ( CF and Salta) but it is crisp in the winter and we are looking around for a base that we could live in 12 months of...

I live in Rio de J and have done so for 5 years and now we are looking to buy land back from the coast a little way. We know CR, DR, Panama, Argentina and Venezula doesnt make the cut any more (big pity) so it really leaves Mexico before we make a decision.

Interesting comments from all. What about living and tarding in say Puerto Vallarta. Is it a good place to live and what about solid internet connections.

Come on guys. I thought that ET would provide a robust and spirited discussion on this subject.

I am not very familiar with Mexico, but I would be interested to hear your thoughts on living and trading in Mexico. Where are the best places to live and what sort of services are provided. internet, electricity etc. Which coast is better, pacific or caribbean. Is anyone already doing...

Good point Cutten. I am wondering if anyone is tracking RE cycles and currency cycles to show OB/OS conditions in different countries. Then of course you need to checkout title security and tennant rights etc.

Given that US RE is likely to be off the "must have" list for a year or two, or more then what is the next good emerging RE market. The other factor to consider is where the RE host countries currency is in it's cycle. ie low RE price plus currency near bottom of cycle = good pickings.