This public discourse can sway investor confidence and decisions, influencing where and how much to invest in Texas real estate.Political Climate and Investor Confidence: Navigating UncertaintyThe political undertones of Operation Lone Star reflect broader national debates.

Cash flow positive properties I know are always the goal, but in the current lending climate and with the hours I work I need really hands on property management to be as passive as possible.

Baby boomers and millennials, each at distinct life stages, are converging on the market with different needs and financial strategies, shaping the housing landscape with their preferences and purchasing power.Baby Boomers: In Search of Sun, Savings, and SerenityBaby boomers are charting a course toward warmer climates and tax-friendly havens as they approach retirement.

Nevada is landlord-friendly, with low property taxes, tech job growth, population growth, and a mild climate with strong appreciation potential.

@Staci Rogers - Long term plans would be keep the newer home as a forever home, and it's in a warmer climate so assuming less repairs of the busted pipes variety, etc.

Chances are your investments will be more impacted by climate change policy than by actual climate change. 

Since our climate is dry, I have seen folks do a lot less and as long as it stays dry then no problems.

I understand that the rental seasons may be longer around Asheville/Brevard, than in Highlands/Cashiers given the more mild climate?  

@Raymond B. is great at welcoming new folks to CT, but is cautious of reinvesting in the state due to the economic climate.  

(I'm sure you remember from the industry) The flaw with food trucks here in the Midwest is seasonality but in warmer climates it *could* be worth it.