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- On the new season of "Selling Sunset," there's yet more drama over pricey houses.
- This time, it hinges on Los Angeles' new mansion tax, which impacts homes sold for over $5 million.
- The tax is designed to fund affordable housing, but it may be flawed.
Less than 10 minutes into the new season of the hit Netflix reality show "Selling Sunset," two luxury real estate brokers are already complaining about a new tax on Los Angeles' wealthiest homebuyers.
"This is going to be a nightmare for us," says veteran real estate agent Mary Fitzgerald. "We're just screwed."