Has anyone ever done an analysis to determine if it is financially beneficial to pay off an LID (Local Improvement District) assessment early? 

I'm 21 years old and have two boys and me and my fiancé are looking to invest in single family and small multifamily units in good school districts.

There are many investors capitalizing on the Airbnb opportunity by Wynwood & the Design District.

We are near the P83 district (about half a mile) so a lot of the revenue was coming from baseball tournaments and sporting events; come spring training time I think our rates could go up quite a bit.  

In fact, many people who move to the Washington Twp school district do it just for the schools (they are all IB schools). 

Killeen and Harker Heights both have pockets to stay away from, that being said most of everything south of 190 is newer.Families with children (in my experience) try to move to Belton as this apparently has the better school district.

Built in 1884 and located in a historic district, this will be a lot of work, from plumbing to updating electrical to changing the entire floor plan.

I understand the architect aspect but I own my plans.. so I only buy them once.we are not building ultra customs .. although I have in Charleston were I spend 30 to 50k on architect because its what is required in the historic district but other than that 1500 to 2500 to buy stock plans.. pretty simple. 

I found some info about which district the case would be held, but couldn’t find any docs online about the case itself or the final settlement.

We will soon be looking into getting the kids into school (next 2 years) but the school district we live in is awful.