I remember when some states began to license communities that many protested it was the end of land lease communities, yet in the 17 states that do license communities, they are still going strong.

Of course, with a lot of conservatives present, everything was very orderly and lawful (as opposed to many liberal protests).

EDIT: Here's another quote I found: "Heaven help the god-fearing law-abiding Caucasion middle class Protestant, evangelical Christian, heterosexual, NRA-card-carrying, male working stiff."

Read here: https://www.sftu.org/buyouts/If your tenants will sign up an attorney, just that action of talking to them without registering your buyout intent, may cost you an extra $30-$50k.You really do not want to end up in this group of people: https://www.nbcbayarea.com/investigations/I-Unit-S...BTW there's also some legislation under work that may make things even more complicated: https://48hills.org/2017/06/tenants-protest-farrel...And finally, watch out for a "disaster" like this one below.http://greensteinmcdonald.com/tenants-win-record-3...You can do an OMI only if you plan to use your apartment for yourself and for the foreseeable future.

Here are the issues you will run into: Property tax, its a killer in Texas and it will make your payment go up-protest every year. insurance, also a killer in Texas, shop policies every year or 2.

So thousands showed up at the hearings to protest and were ready to file lawsuits against the city and county.When people have lots of money and do not want something they make their voices heard real fast.

Some young woman carry a traumatic experience of abuse around with them and the only way they can deal with it is to tell it to anyone who will listen as their grand protestation of accusing the world of having failed them.

It would present an opportunity for them to open discussion if they had any issue.2) If they protested we could provide them a copy of our plat, and if they still protested, I would be willing to hire a surveyor to mark the line officially prior to building our new fence.

Agent has claimed they are a) protesting the current assessment and b) taxes only go up over time  (in conflict with my factoring immediate sales-price assessment into my business plan to work back to offer price).Question:1) How are property values assessed?

To clarify:  Being absent for five years and not protesting any open and notorious use DOES expose a property owner in California to losing their "ownership rights" to another.