@Aaron Mazzrillo Mentioned about following billionaires, well let’s just face the music clearly great minds think alike, and these guys don’t think about today or tomorrow they think about future generations, that’s why they are so successful.

We live in the US and I know that I probably would have to consult a Mexican tax attorney regarding Mexican tax law, but was hoping somebody here would be able to advise on the liabilities that we would face here in the US.

I'm interested in learning more about the different neighborhoods/areas and corresponding rents, as well as connecting with folks that know the market.Aside from lawyering and investing, I love golf, classical music, and Real Madrid football.  

Coordinate with a local music quartet to play at the home as a fund raiser and advertise the heck out of it ( as a fund raiser, not the sale of the home).  

I ended up selling the studio equipment because it was more for recording music and had a thousand adjustments with software.I just want the best lapel mic out of the picture for sound quality and then the best lighting for plug and play person talking type recording.

The target property is zoned C-2, so we can do airbnb/tourist house by right, but want to do B&B, special occasion events, and outdoor music. 

The target property is zoned C-2, so we can do airbnb/tourist house by right, but want to do B&B, special occasion events, and outdoor music.

Is music your regular career? 

I’m a Mexican citizen as well, also have land in Mexico so I’d be using Mex $ to buy the property.

Imagine a college type party house with music, lots of people, more than likely some alcohol etc...in a neighborhood with elderly people across the street and a generally quiet neighborhood.