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@@maryjomayfield537 of course you do! ☺️ There's sooo much to love!! ❤️

@@LivingInLowerAlabama you too are great 👍🏻 Luv your videos ❤️

Would you still pick Foley again? We will be retiring there at age 59 next year.

@EddieJohnson-bs3np yes, we love it here 😍

@@187nags ty!

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Our financial advisor recommended these strategies to protect our stock portfolio: 1. **Diversification:** Spread your investments across various sectors, industries, and asset classes to reduce risk. This way, a downturn in one area might be offset by stability or growth in another. 2. **Invest in Defensive Stocks:** Consider adding defensive stocks to your portfolio, such as those in utilities, consumer staples, and healthcare. These sectors tend to perform relatively well during economic downturns. 3. **Consider Bonds or Fixed Income:** Allocate a portion of your portfolio to bonds or other fixed-income investments. These tend to be less volatile and can provide stability when stocks are underperforming. 4. **Use Stop-Loss Orders:** Implement stop-loss orders to automatically sell a stock if its price falls below a certain level. This can help limit your losses during market declines. 5. **Hedge with Options:** Explore hedging strategies using options, like buying put options, which can increase in value as the market declines, helping offset potential losses in your stock portfolio. 6. **Increase Cash Holdings:** Holding more cash can provide a buffer against market volatility and give you the flexibility to buy undervalued assets during a downturn. 7. **Regularly Rebalance:** Regularly review and rebalance your portfolio to ensure it aligns with your risk tolerance and financial goals, especially as market conditions change. 8. **Stay Informed and Patient:** Keep up with market news, but avoid making hasty decisions based on short-term fluctuations. Focus on your long-term investment goals.

@@jessicavaughn2590 whichever you prefer! It's really about preference but we can walk you through it! Just give us a call 🤙🏼

@@jozette-pierce 😂😂 if u watched our other videos you'd know we share that information and more! Thanks for watching!! 😁

@@fegersha call us 251-288-6165 and we'll explain. Too much to type

They're definitely not laxed that's for sure!

Rapid is an extreme word but it's all subjective. To us, Baldwin County is teeny tiny! Although, we do understand that it isn't what it once was and that can be disheartening.

Honestly, this is the nicest place we've ever lived and the last place we'd expect that. Bless your heart!

Lots to love!

😭I'll leave it out so we don't get hit with it either 😂

Why

"traffic"

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Working on it!

@@stacychapman1374 there are plenty of less crowded places to go to but this is our favorite 😍. Thanks for watching! ❤️

@@LivingInLowerAlabama I’m not going too far away. It will just be a longer drive to my favorite spots. Tamara’s, the coffee Loft, Page and Pallette… I could go on. 😁😍

@@stacychapman1374 we have a lot of locals doing the same and I don't blame em! We're more than happy to help and at a rate everyone's happy with! YourRealEstateFam.com/seller

Tough crowd

@@LivingInLowerAlabama unlike you I’m not making money on UA-cam telling people to come to a place that’s already overcrowded. Stop it. The infrastructure can’t take it anymore.

@@ravengale we don't make money on UA-cam and if people are going to move here we help them. They're going to move here regardless.

I understand that we have different points of view, but I assure you that I'm being honest in expressing mine. It's important to me that we respect each other's perspectives, even if we don't always agree and yes, in my professional opinion, our costs are MUCH cheaper than other coastal towns & cities. Thanks for watching! ❤

There's still a lot to enjoy, even with the growth

Very! By far the safest place we've ever lived

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@@kjalabamaboy3346 Roll Tide!

All we need is a couple days and she'll never want to leave! 😁

@@LivingInLowerAlabama I don't think getting her back to Bama will be a problem. We got to find her a waterfront hut, & get going. Your video was very good.

They're here! We just looked at a bunch this week ​@@jrlove1815

@@mikemorgan8646 lot of variables and we'd be lying if we said they're all the same. Set up a call with us to learn more: calendly.com/yourrealestatefam and thanks for watching! 😁

@@LivingInLowerAlabama can I just use email, for now? I always copy my sister, as she represents me.We used to work together, at the same brokerage.

​@@mikemorgan8646of course! Email is Jessica@YourRealEstateFam.com

That's now! Come by and check it out we'd love to have ya!!

Wow

Very alarming indeed! I'm sure gov Ivey wouldn't be happy either

Even in the past 8 years that we've been here it's changed! But we wouldn't have it any other way 😊 we love our little area!!

Given time, if local leadership fails to preserve our paradise, the entire eastern shore will look like Daphne… over crowded and still “packing in humanity”. Heading east along the coast, the undeveloped property between I - 10 and the Gulf of Mexico is being gobbled up rapidly. The beautiful pecan tree groves are disappearing, replaced by subdivision build out. So sad… I suppose growth is a good thing, but growth can lead to ruin. So, a vacationer, realtor, or developer may scoff at such a suggestion. However, one need only take a short drive east through the coastal panhandle for a glimpse of the future. When T shirt outlets, restaurants, bars, tattoo shops, and high rise condos line up side by side as if to block one’s view of the Gulf… the definition of “ruin” has manifest, right before your eyes. (Ruin = “pave paradise and put up a parking lot”. Joannie Mitchell… By the way, you might have trouble finding locals (residents for two or three generations). Locals moved out or were bought out. Many locals just couldn’t tolerate local municipalities catering to transients and the almighty dollar, ignoring the loss of the natural beauty, environmental balance, ignoring their needs. In Alabama, the small but beautiful sliver of coastline has been “sold”. Well, there is a tiny, tiny, bit of public land (Gulf State Park), but, for how long.? Baldwin County has a lot of growth potential, to the north. The potential really is incredible, and always has been. So… expand north! The smallest micro organisms multiply and grow blissfully, until the crowded conditions literally cause the organisms to perish… poisoned in their own waste. Funny how similar that “condition” applies to humans. In human terms… specific to Baldwin County’s coastal region, the Bliss is framed up by condominium and suburban sprawl… Permits for multifamily dwellings are exploding. Newly completed and currently underway complexes are everywhere. All these units, all the vehicles that go with the units… all built along two lane roadways. That’s all the available space for roadways. The intercostal waterway created a man made island. There are two main roadways. AL Hwy 180 & 182. Beach road and Canal road. To come on to the island, one must take ALL Hwy 59 or the Foley Beach express. Hwy 59 dead ends at the beach road and the beach express dumps traffic on the canal road. (There is a new bridge under construction to cross the ICWW). Only one other roadway serves as a cross town roadway between the beach road and canal road. Hwy 161… I’m not certain about these statistics for today, but in 2019, the Orange Beach, AL police chief spoke at a community meeting and shared some eye opening information. Our documented City population was just under 7000 full time residents. Over the most recent July 4th time frame (2018), there was over 250,000 humans in town for the holiday. I am pretty sure that current data will reflect an increase in both full time residents and transient numbers. I live here and I can affirm that there is not enough roadways to support the peaks. Locals must adjust life to the influx. Unfortunately, there isn’t a much relief… between snow birds “flocking” in each fall, staying until April or May, Spring Break, and schools out summer vacation. There physically is no room to build a bunch of roadways. There are LIMITS!!! So… some may say to me, “if you don’t like it, move”! To you I say… nope, been here almost 70 years, not going to move. I’ll die and my ashes will be mixed with a bag of QuickCrete, formed in to a small headstone, then dropped in to the Gulf roughly 25 miles SSE of Perdido Pass. Hanging out with the reef fish for a few more years. Just where I always loved to be. So, here is the question… After the developers are gone, will Coastal Alabama resemble the overcrowded and frankly trashy space that has befell “other” once beautiful nearby coastal areas? There is a high probability, that will be the case. Sadly

I've always found it interesting that as one of the richest communities in America, Fairhope can't spend the money to keep sewage out of the water. Mayve that's by design. Please don't move here because the water is full of shit.

@@100perdido too many azz holes… period!

Fairhope is the city of no hope unless you have more money than sense. I was born and raised there and it's not good to the younger generation. It's a retirement community. Alabama is that dark shadowy area from the Lion King. Simba must never go there.

Quite you!!

Love hearing this! Definitely can't stay away and we understand why!!

Never heard of it.

@@AnthologyOfDave Thank you for responding

Not for long. Those cows will be evicted to make room for parking lots and another Buckyees or whatever it's called.

I feel ya. I love my silverhill home but really don't like all the building going on. I moved to my house to be out of the city not to have it coming to me.

Important indeed! scallywagspizza.com just opened for anyone wanting to eat Chicago style pizza but... we prefer Section street pizza! Our expectation for good pizza stayed in Chicago lol

Hahaha 🤣 thanks for watching!

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