With the lower cost of wages in Mexico, some Americans decide to build that dream home that they cannot afford to build in the USA. One American decided to build a 5,000 square foot home and only spent $60,000.

In Mexico, adobe and cement are used in place of drywall and studs. A typical Mexico hacienda will have walls 10" thick or more of solid concrete. This makes for a house that is naturally cool in the summer, yet holds heat in the winter. If you buy a ranch way out there off the grid we can even have a solar electricity unit installed for reliable power. Imagine a house that isn't taxed by the square foot, isn't on a power grid, and is super energy efficient! Now comes the exciting part: these houses start at about $18 per square foot. So a 2,000 square foot house would cost you about $36,000. Even if you decide that you need every American comfort available, you would still be in the $70,000 range.

We can build barns, stables, and airstrips as well. Bring your plans. We can take the blueprint and have an architect modify it to Mexico standards. You are the Patron, tell us what you want.