Finding the Secret Mayors House in Schedule 1 and How to Master the Downtown Empire

If you have spent any time wandering the grungy streets of Hyland Point, you know that TVGS loves to label everything in that loud Comic Sans font. Most of the time, I find it pretty easy to get around because every shop and dive bar screams its name at you. However, the Mayors House is the one big exception. It is unmarked, unassuming, and honestly, a total nightmare to find if you do not know exactly where to look. I remember wandering around for hours during my first playthrough just trying to figure out where I was supposed to meet my supplier.

I have put this guide together to help you skip that headache. We are going to look at the navigation, the weird lore behind the house, and the high-level economic math you need to actually make that trip worth your time.

Navigation from the Motel Starting Point

The Mayors House is tucked away in the extreme northeast corner of the map. It is a large white building with a high brick wall around it, but because it has no label, it just looks like another background asset until you get close. Here is the exact path I take every time I start a run from the motel:

• Step out of your motel room and start heading east.
• You will pass the Taco Ticklers on your right. (I always stop here to check for customers if I have some extra product).
• Run straight through the parking garage cut-through. This is where you will usually find Brad hanging out in his tent.
• Keep going past the Casino, which will be on your left.
• Follow that road all the way to the dead end. You will see the French restaurant, Les Ordures Puantes, which basically translates to “The Stinking Garbage.”
• The large white house right there at the end of the road, nestled near the water, is the Mayors House.

If you are there for a meeting, do not bother with the front door. I learned that the hard way. You want to head to the left side of the house and go around the outer wall to find the backyard. That is where the real business happens.

The Confusion Between the Two Salvadors

This is where I see most players get tripped up. There are actually two different NPCs named Salvador in the Downtown district, and they do very different things for your empire. If you want to make money fast, you need to understand the difference between the Influencer and the Supplier.

• Salvador “Mayor” Velazquez: This guy is the Influencer for the Bahia de Oro Downtown district. He is marked with a red heart on your map. He does not sell you anything. Instead, you give him packages of drugs to unlock more customers in the region.
• Salvador Moreno: This is the guy you are actually looking for at the Mayors House. He is the final supplier you unlock in the game, and he is the only one who sells the Coca seeds you need for the late game.

I found that Salvador Velazquez has very specific weight requirements if you want to max out the customer count in Downtown. He wants:

• 200g of Marijuana
• 250g of Amphetamine
• 300g of Cocaine

The Relationship Trap You Need to Avoid

Here is a piece of original data that I have not seen in any of the basic guides. Most people think that meeting Salvador Moreno in person at the Mayors House is the best way to build your relationship with him. I can tell you from experience that this is a total trap.

In Schedule 1, your relationship with a supplier goes through three stages: Dead Drop Only, Meetup Unlocked, and Direct Delivery. The secret is that in-person purchases during meetups do not actually count toward your relationship progression. If you want to reach that Loyal status as fast as possible, you should actually ignore the meetups and stick to dead drops.

My strategy for maxing out a supplier quickly is:

• Only order the maximum limit of 10 items per dead drop cycle.
• Always pre-load their assigned stash with cash so you can pay the debt immediately after the drop hits. For Salvador Moreno, his stash is tucked behind the white Church on the eastern side of town.
• Repeat this cycle until you hit Stage 3, which unlocks the Delivery App. This lets you skip the Mayors House entirely and get product sent straight to your properties for a small $200 surcharge.

How I Make Millions with Cocaine Recipes

Once you have finally unlocked Salvador Moreno and grabbed those Coca seeds, you are ready to start the real money-making process. I spent a lot of time testing different mixes at my mixing station (which I unlocked at Hoodlum I rank), and the profit margins on cocaine are absolutely insane compared to when I was just learning how to make meth.

If you want to maximize your Information Gain and your wallet, you need to look at the math behind these specific high-profit recipes. These are the ones I use to bankroll my entire operation:

• High Profit Recipe A: This mix uses Motor Oil, Cuke, Paracetamol, Gasoline, Cuke, Battery, Horse Semen, and Mega Bean. It costs me about $42 in materials but sells for $735. That is a profit of $693, or a 1,650% return on investment.
• High Profit Recipe B: This one is even better. I mix Banana, Cuke, Paracetamol, Gasoline, Cuke, Battery, Horse Semen, and Mega Bean. It costs only $38 to make and sells for $729. You are looking at an 1,818% ROI here.
• Liquid Gold: This is a 2026 favorite. It is 50% Cocaine, 30% Opium, and 20% Gasoline. It fetches a massive $1,200 per batch, but be careful. This mix has a 60% police detection risk. I only move this product when I know the patrol routes are clear.

The Mystery of Philip and the Boss Desk Updates

There is some really weird lore surrounding this house that I love. If you actually go to the front door and knock, you will meet an NPC named Philip. He is Philip Wentworth, and he lives there with his father, Tobias Wentworth. It is never explicitly stated if Tobias is actually the Mayor or if they are just high-society fronts for Moreno’s operation, but Philip is a great customer to have because he likes the Refreshing, Foggy, and Shrinking effects.

I also highly recommend using the Boss Desk, which was updated in the recent 2026 patches. It is a game-changer for managing the Downtown area. Once you give the “Mayor” Velazquez at least 1g of a specific drug, the Boss Desk will start showing you the exact customer spending habits and requirements for that drug in real-time.

Even cooler is the new Sale Toggle. I use this to disable the sale of low-margin drugs once I have my cocaine empire running. If I only want my dealers moving high-profit blends, I just toggle the others off at the desk. It makes the whole operation much more streamlined.