Fast background: I have a big food service company in Mexico for the last 18 years, started it myself.

We inherited a new tenant from the seller, tenant just moved in and making a list of complaints - light bulbs out, food disposal not working, and the latest is plumbing in the bathtub.He then went ahead and got a plumber to fix the issue and proceed to send us a bill of $350.

The town has a couple sit down restaurants but no fast food restaurants, and the nearest one is 25 minutes away. 

She may be retailing something and it isn't food.  

I'd be delighted to share information on ongoing projects, including those in the family & friends stage, across Tulum or any other part of Quintana Roo.Additionally, as developers, we regularly conduct market studies encompassing factors such as absorption rates, price per square foot, square footage, and unit counts.

It's very interesting to see their perspective on 'individual rights' pertaining to housing, food, and work.

If any of you live in the general area and would be willing to meet up to get some food and chat about real estate, I'd be very interested. 

Usually they will exit and forage for food, and end up going to the bait stations and it will kill them within a couple days after they eat that.  

Take my comments as a food for thought and don't let me discourage you because I don't fully know your situation.

If you're able to get local businesses to support a coupon that you can put on an advertisement, that might even help a bit since people will be more likely to keep a coupon for food.