Construction loans are available in Mexico but its a complicated and very expensive process.As a developer, I find and buy the land, plan and obtain all the permits, recruit a general contractor, market and sell the condos to investors who either use them for part time living or list them on AirBanB. 

The proposed changes would allow a duplex, triplex, or fourplex to be a (P) Permitted use in all single-family zoning districts: With Reno's significant land constraints and overall lack of inventory, I believe ADU's could potentially provide more affordable housing for tenants while allowing investors to be more creative with their properties. 

I re-zoned the property successfully, have full construction drawings and are nearing permit for 8 apartment units.

As a newcomer to this field, I would greatly appreciate any insights or tips you can offer.With savings of up to 80K for a downpayment, I'm feeling a mix of excitement and nervousness about making this investment for the first time.I'd be grateful for any guidance or advice you can provide.

, permits, inspections, permanent financing, managing tenants, managing property managers, and so on.

Please reach out if you end up need assistance with any renovations, permitting and/or construction expertise.

This is your opportunity to build rapport, provide information about what work you did, brag about the fact that you pulled all required permits and only used licensed contractors, and to generally take credit for the great rehab your team has done. 3.

Yes, as long as you get the appropriate variances and permits from the town to make the units up to code, you can absolutely use a 203k loan to add, or renovate the units. 

Just need to bring back to being structurally sound and everything be permitted and approved 

In Nevada for instance, the state requires a real estate license and a property management permit in order to manage property for others.