I'd imagine it will have some impact. 

I probably would lean toward a warm-greyish-taupe palette for the body of the house (just don't do beige with dark brown trim, makes any house look very cheap), I'd have to see it with the improvements in place.

Indoor and outdoor safety considerations.Talk with your insurance broker about proper coverage for you and for their business, especially liability.Consider the impact on the neighbors.... noise, traffic, parking.Consider the extra wear and tear and how you would be compensated.You say these tenants are just renting until they have enough in savings to purchase a house of their own.

@Nik Moushon  in our area here in the north west you have two major issues.You have commercial timber lands ( huge HUGE areas designated as such as big as many states on the east coast) these lands are protected for timber production. in Oregon you need 160 acres minimum lot size for a single home in many of these timber reserve loans.then you have prime low land farm land.. and those are even tougher to try to develop.. no matter that they are not near as valuable as farm land.. but its the farm bureaus protecting their turf.Then you get to CA and you need to do full blown EIR's  ( environmental impact reports) these can cost 200k to 1 mil up front with no assurance your project will be approved..its a tough game out here in the west. 

I believe the OP eats the delay and impact to the schedule and comes away with some items that they could do better for next time (it is a rare rehab were I do not learn something I can do better next time).No way in this case would I pay the tiler his full rate for initial tile job and pay him again to do it correct. 

There have been many suggestions for where a dead body could lie or old stains which trigger the smell.

Does any body have a good contact with experience in Mexico, to share with us?

It is going to be interesting to watch how the country handles COVID-19 and the ways it will impact our industry.

I'm not setting the world on fire because my risks had to be super calculated and conservative.Ten years later, she's still not real supportive but cannot deny the financial impact it is having.In my opinion, 35 is still very young.

It probably won't end badly at all (nothing like 2008) but the current overall econcomic cycle is getting tired and we are due for 4 more rate hikes that will impact the price of real estate since most people buy using loans tied to interest rates.