That's great news Samantha!

Quote from @Marcus Lane: It would a tough claim, after thinking about it a bit I decided it's probably best to just hold off until I leave my w2 job to use up those losses.More bad news.

Man, humanity is predictable.The current news hyperbole is free-spinning existential nonsense re: extinction level agency event in the making- realtor survival rates are/have been akin to baby sea turtles, so now what?

Good news is, more for us :)

Indeed it will be bad news for the consumer as a lot will get locked in with inexperienced / part time agents who never make the cut.  

On another note about the area, very positive news about Sony Studios project/mixed-use development.https://www.reviewjournal.com/business/1-8b-sony-movie-studi...

@Nick C.You bring some interesting points.The sargassum has been an issue for a while now but it's mostly seasonal and so its impact hasn't been what I initially feared, as you can read from this very recent article: https://www.riviera-maya-news.....

To this point everything has gone rather smoothly; however, we recently received news our local insurance brokerage will not take on the risk of thia property.

It was appraised at higher than I paid for it, which I guess is some good news.

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