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ParksideRes :Not sure what you mean....Owners don't have to sell to "investors"...."Occupants" don't own anything and have no choice but to move on.....What are you getting at?....

EddyFree : People who want to buy and live in a home themselves should have first dibs over anyone who is just going to put it on the rental market. That is an owner/ occupant

EddyFree : yeah, it is. Put up a for sale sign and take your best offer.Owners are no more rooted than renters.

ParksideRes :
Do you think you will renew your monthly lease when you're Landlord raises your monthly Rent?

jtec : Who in their right mind goes month to month.1 year at least.Anyways, most people won't move that far anyways. "Ain't got a stake" is a full on fallacy.

ParksideRes :Of course they are....You really gotta be kidding me!....Renters "walk"....Homeowners have to go through a whole process to sell and move....And that could take months or maybe a year or more....

ParksideRes :Ok, so you are saying that there should perhaps be a rule stating that a home should be on the market for X amount of months exclusively available to those planning on actually "occupying" the home?....If so, I can agree there....

Harris Co said it is 150 million for infrastucture the rest is covered by the team similar to what Alanta did. My problem is where does the money coming from when they struggled to come up with 100 million for the sheriffs. Now grant alot will come back in taxs in the future.

EddyFree : Guess you never properly rented before.

Itsme : It's a web. There are revenue streams that can only be used for specific purposes. You just do not have one specific fund for everything.So they can't take money out of, say, a flood control bond for the Sheriff to cover that.This would come from infrastructure funds that are specific for these types of projects, not just the Texans.

ParksideRes :
I know how it works.

Itsme : Then why did you ask it as a question that you didn't know?