Are you to advocate that funds from economically prosperous states not be shared with less prosperous states?

While it may seem like a small election, a roadblock to progress and prosperity has been removed.Now an investor, a homeowner, or a resident  can come to Housing Court and finally be treated with dignity, respect,  and equality before the law.

I would like to hear your take on that submarket, and your perspective on other Dallas-area markets such as Plano, McKinney, Allen, Frisco, Prosper, and Celina - particularly the areas you feel are showing strong fundamentals right now.

It appeared to be a prosperous town.

I’ve been hearing from a lot of investors lately about how renovation costs keep sneaking up — whether it’s materials, labor, or even permit delays. For those actively flipping, this can turn a solid deal into a stres...

Its a win all around - faster service for the tenants, lower prices for the owners, more control for our company.

I just don't think it is possible for example to walk into Highland Park, Prosper, Southlake and buy a 4plex with minimal down and cash flow day one. 

I would hire a pest control company to seal up any entry points to prevent this from happening. 

That way, owners still feel in control but the property doesn’t stall while waiting on approvals.Curious — in your experience, what’s the #1 adjustment most owners resist making right now?

Full guts still work when there’s clear value creation you can quantify upfront, strong PM/GC control, and multiple exits.