Frisco is also home to many brand new developments for shopping/dining, and it is the relocation zone for many large companies that are looking to north Texas for a cheaper option for their headquarters!

@Wesley W.I told the listing agent I wanted to make a full priced offer on my current residence after walking through the front door, through the living and dining rooms, and out onto the back deck. 

Those residents have regular home health care visits and the homes are equipped or oxygen, medical monitoring, access by contracted professionals (meal delivery, nursing, physical or occupational therapy),etc. the residents have private bedrooms and bathrooms but share living and dining areas. 

(short tangent below)I recently had a house that had a window air conditioner in the wall to cool the dining room. 

Our dining facilities on base (which offer free meals to juniors/dirt cheap meals to seniors) are habitually becoming more and more empty with individuals choosing to spend money daily at burger king, subway etc. 

I have a section 8 rental in Washington DC now worth $410,000 I paid $160,000 4 or 5  years ago.I went section 8 because the neighborhood was not that great  and in Wash DC it can take 6 months to evict so I choose the guaranteed income approach and I got a full deposit.1) I failed a Section 8 inspection for the broken window latch, in a closet on the third floor on the third inspection2) Mysterious thing  "break" dining room chandelier, two exterior lights. ( before I purchased the house was VACANT for one year and nothing like this happened)3) self entitled attitude of occupants who are living for free4) house is DIRTY- really just broom sweep my beautiful hardwood floors.5) difficult to get them out.6) rent increases of 3% is WAY under market.7) with Covid tenant does not want me in house8) the 1099 income is fully taxable

My goal is to have most of them paid off about the time I'm elegible for retirement.

It was announced to the crowd as a voucher for 1K worth of dining out.

There are some really nice brick face row homes that remind me of Hoboken or Downtown Jersey City, and parts of High Street (the main shopping/dining street) are great.  

We would all share the kitchen/dining room/living room/W&D.