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I have been slowing migrating my tenants to ACH and I wonder why I did not start sooner.

Then when selling that asset or making money from operating the asset you only pay federal tax.For you the great migratory path for decades has been I-95 South - all the way south :)Caveat - For the CA folks looking to migrate along I-15 to Las Vegas, CA has a nasty thing called the "Clawback". 

The island is seeing a huge migration from the rest of Canada.

Neighborhoods are made up by people and migration is slow, often generational.

With the local unemployment sitting at 2.7% that means there will be even more migration into Austin.

I am looking for an area that others are also migrating to like most parts of Texas.

Are more people leaving an area than migrating to it?

There is a housing shortage in Johannesburg as a result of migration of the population in search of better work opportunities.

Are people migrating to that area or leaving that area?