Took these and transplanted them next to the lot property lines, along road ways for sight and sound barriers, and around the lots, where they would not be in the way of the home sites. 

I am a "recent" transplant to the DFW area (Recent = moved here one week before the world shut down.

Assuming the average household size of 2.47 per the census data for the Austin MSA, that equates to 27,205 new households transplanted.  

They were coming here to get heart transplants or have medical studies done as they die of some rare condition. 

@Michael Carges that’s a great area and attracting a lot of the new transplants.

Many of the cities here have strong rental markets so it is great for investors.The area is also getting more transplants from NYC and Philly areas because it's lest costly and there are tons of jobs available.

Then you want to incentivize your PM towards finding tenants that are likely to stay long-term (this weeds out college students and recent transplants and divorcees), conducting regular inspections, and maintaining tight standards over the properties (regular spot checks for grass cutting, timely correction notices, etc).

The ripple of transplants arriving is being felt here from Corpus Christi to DFW.

So many transplants neglect researching housing costs before they move.

After his residency, he went into pediatric anesthesiology for heart, liver and lung transplants.