They are building all over the country but I would like to point out that the government funds schools often with a secondary goal of stimulating the economy. 

They love their LPs or the LLC!

Additionally, the state's business-friendly policies and favorable tax environment attract new businesses, further stimulating economic growth and increasing the demand for real estate.Conclusion:Oklahoma presents a compelling case for real estate investors seeking hidden gems in the vast landscape of opportunities.

This political climate can either instill confidence in investors, viewing Texas as a stable and secure place, or cause apprehension due to potential controversies.Long-Term Market Implications: Beyond the BorderWhile immediate effects are felt in border regions, the operation's long-term outcomes could influence statewide and even national real estate trends, altering policies and economic conditions.Local Economic Impact and Development: A Closer LookThis operation could stimulate local economies along the border, increasing the demand for residential and commercial real estate.

Where there's WAY too much corruption, government waste, and bureaucracy that it's almost impossible for the locals, without "connections", to run successful business' therefore not being able to stimulate the local economy.Having said all that... no one can dispute the absolute beauty of the island.

It didn't because the government stimulated the heck out of the economy. 

Hello,I was suggested by an attorney firm free consultation that it would be better for my situation to create a GP in Wyoming and then that GP holding rental properties in other states as LPs.

Or you may find that the intellectual stimulation of a certain job may be more enjoyable than managing subcontractors all day, in that case it might make flipping full time less attractive.

And any GP fees come from cashflow before any distributions are made to LPs.  

It makes sense that people want to get connected with syndicators and jump in as LPs, but you'll want to sound educated when you do.