Where is the Mayor’s House in Schedule 1?

The mayor’s house is a core location for a certain quest, where a supplier will ask for a meet-up and tell you to meet next to the mayor’s house. So here’s how to find the mayor’s house in Schedule 1 and meet with your supplier.

The Mayor’s House Location in Schedule 1

The mayor’s house is conveniently located near the dock area, so it is hard to miss. There’s a lone house on the map, the mayor’s house. The courthouse or town hall can both be confused for the mayor’s house, but the latter is closer and, therefore, easier to reach.

When you are looking for a supplier, an icon appears in the encircled area in the image above. Once you go to the spot, you’ll see a table with the supplier behind it.

If you interact with the supplier, you can buy as many supplies as you can carry. At this point, if you already have a car, you can store more stacks of supplies in the trunk of the car or vehicle.

The benefit of using these meet-ups instead of ordering a dead drop is that you can buy more without the inconvenience of dropping money at their stashes to settle debts, over-shooting limits, and picking up supplies from random dead drop locations.

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How to Unlock Supplier Meet-Ups in Schedule 1

The game has three suppliers: Albert Hoover, Shirley Watts, and Salvador Moreno. You’ll unlock a supplier once you reach a certain rank and meet certain requirements.

Once you unlock the supplier, you’ll notice they have a relationship meter like your customers or dealers. However, increasing your relationship with the suppliers works a little differently.

You must sell products to customers to increase your relationship with them. But you must also order supplies to become friendly with your suppliers.

Once you become friendly with a supplier, you’ll unlock the meet-up option through the messaging system. However, you’ll also unlock deliveries, which are way more convenient as they go directly to your place after a few hours.

The only benefit of doing meet-ups is that you don’t have to pay the $200 delivery fee, which can be helpful earlier in the game.