I'm sure there are more but I know for sure there are 2. facebook group SETX-409 real estate investing, they have meet-ups at the Tony mexican restaurant at the mall.

We love to go camping, take care of our home, and try new restaurants.

I would give similar advice to someone that wanted to open a restaurant, landscaping company, hair saloon, etc.  

However, I know a lot about it because I use to finance the Mexican banks as a banker and, since I put development projects together these days, I'm interested to know any new financing product available to the buyers.Regarding the two links posted above, it's buyer beware:a.

but there are tons of small multi families in those two areas along with a ton of walkable neighborhoods with great bars and restaurants, and great neighborhoods.

Generally speaking, the buyers in the USD market (foreigners and wealthy and upper middle class Mexicans) want a new or turnkey property and don't want to have to do renovations and they prefer new properties over properties that have been renovated.

They want activities, restaurants, cafés, shops, yoga studios.

I've seen a couple of communities like Ocean Lakes in Myrtle Beach where you can buy a SFH in the community, there's a pool, lazy river, bar and restaurant, etc., and you drive your golf cart around to each place.

Gordon Ramsey has had a restaurant for sale and it was taken over by professional squatters (didn't know that was a job title :-)They planned to give away free food and open an art gallery there and are threatening to prosecute anyone entering without their permission.

Maybe a giftcard to a local restaurant or just about anything.