So the goal is to get financing (seller financing/ etc) for the full amount plus for rehab / repairs?

@Francisco Lealjust curious what you're interested in / what your goals are. 

That's a common misconception, especially for new investors.

I'm      particularly interested in exploring the BRRRR strategy, despite the initially lower monthly cash flow.Long-Term Goal:- The ultimate objective is to achieve a monthly income of $15K+ through real estate investing within the next 10~15 years.I greatly appreciate any guidance, tips, or perspectives you can share based on your experience.

You provide a few common areas/community features (Laundry area/meeting room/garden/aquaculture/greenhouse), and they pay an HOA fee for that and other stuff.

I would base my decision to buy more on my investing goals, am I buying for cash flow, appreciation, or tax savings.

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My goals are indeed centered around asset protection, streamlining bookkeeping, and boosting the professionalism and credibility of my real estate endeavor.Would you suggest any particular considerations or questions I should bring to an attorney to make the most out of this consultation?

Subject-To financing is not super common here, especially for condos/co-ops. 

Yet, you can do online searches and, most importantly, use your common sense.A few days ago, one of you asked me what I thought about a particular development in Tulum he was thinking of buying into.