It's also got a lot of high paying defense and tech jobs.

Even if those FHA requirements went away, the low down payment group only gets a shot once the market has run out of Bay Area tech workers moving to Sacramento with 20% down are all used up.

A pair of high-tech manufacturing projects that could create more than 1,600 jobs and nearly $3 billion in capital investment may be on their way to Hutto.The article notes that the company names have not publicly been disclosed yet but that negotiations were underway with Hutto's Economic Development Committee.  

I'm a tech founder, turned passive investor.After investing in 30+ syndications and PE funds (as an LP) over the past 7 years, my co-founder and I decided to build a startup to solve our own issues managing wealth (specifically our alternative investments). 

We fall somewhere between sanitation engineer and P Eng. right about beside hvac techs who would install a furnace/ ac setup in an attic @ -20C.

This last little area is "16 Tech Innovation District" a $500M development causing area changes quickly.

It is in a very good location, close to both 101/280 and the HOA is well-managed, surrounding is very nice and I don't think I will have great difficulty renting out to single/couple tech workers in the future. 

I think the underlying tech is amazing and full of possibilities but unless the SEC kicks in and starts to regulate it's still very risky.

I have a few full-time tech workers on my team and they have not had any issues.

It's up to me because she's not very tech savvy.My previous landlord was a corporate giant that did ACH, but all I did was hand over a voided check, sign a form, and they did the rest.