So similar to the CHIPS act?

@Matthew Lockwood and others, it might a little early for beer, but I have a Meetup scheduled for tomorrow morning at Panera on Englewood and North Oak in the Northland.  

There is a possibility that the neighbor may have to chip in, I would approach him in a positive manner instead of threatening.It is doubtful that anyone knew about this and even if so, it will be imossible to prove.

From almost day one, mistakes were made, and I pay or argue to get them to chip in.

I'm too old to start in another more friendly state, so I'm cashing in my chips, one by one.

I would then focus on Ventura County but close by (Thousand Oaks and Simi Valley for example).

I get it for new builds but existing homes in the 250 range are certainly affordable .. vis a vi west cost prices or other high cost markets like Charleston SC  WA DC NYC  and many others here in Oregon thats the rally cry right now from our governor who just butchered the chips act money and did not get a facility even though its one of the top 3 locations in the entire world to build chips given access to Power ( Hydro and cheap) water ( unlimited Columbia river) and work force ( Silicon forest). 

Agreed on the value on being what it is worth to us versus a heavily traded item like a blue chip stock. 

Depending on how much you have I would probably use HYSA money for either TSM index fund and/or down payment on neighbor's place if you can get a good deal and continue chipping away at the 7.5% mortgage which actually isn't all that high historically speaking.

Quote from @Elizabeth M Gunther: Hello, I wanted to reach out and see if anyone has worked with stone oak management?