If you see a community or area that has a high concentration of them, there is probably a reason for this. 

NOW, I would never do any of that because I make more money finding deals and rehabbing properties.DISCLAIMER: I do have a finance degree(concentration real estate), and I had at least 3 years working for a property manager and developer.

We run as many legitimate expenses through the company as possible... health care, car payments, car insurance,  company lunches (1/2 credit for taxes on those), telephones, internet, and this year even our annual meeting of our corporation (of 2 employees!!) 

According to the internet, you can evict as of Aug 31. 

I can't figure out ifit's an internet problem or if it's an internal glitch at BP.

Is it best to do it from here through an estate agent (which might be very expensive…there is apparently only luxury estate agents on the internet) or can you take the money to Mexico legally without big losses/expenses (transfer it to a Mexican account) and then buy the house there?

Get some Family Counseling (for yourself first and then the Mrs. later)They will charge a sliding scale (what you can afford--maybe free).Look someone up on the internet who is close and that you think you can trust and make a phone call.With COVID you can probably get counseling over the phone.Here's a link that might help: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/tx/brookelandGood Luck! 

My job allows me to work from anywhere in the world that has internet.

Tuesday at the myescambia website forward sash caresPaper applications will be made available at the following locations starting Tuesday for those who do not have internet access:Escambia County Neighborhood Enterprise Division, 221 Palafox Place, Suite 200 (Monday through Friday, 8 .m. to 5 p.m.)Brownsville Community Center, 3200 W.

The commissions here are too small to be meaningful unless I concentrate on southern or mid-coast Maine and no, that's not my cup of tea.