Abbot is saying this will make Texas cities like Austin less safe.Mayor Adler says only 21mil has been cut so far, but much more will be "reallocated" (80mil + 49mil). 80 mil to 911 call centers, forensics labs, administrative services, and internal affairs. 49 mil to eliminate "entire police units like patrol and traffic enforcement for other public safety options" Of course, politicians always frame things in a way that suits their agenda, so not sure what to interpret from all of it.

It's great that you're isolated on the little peninsula without the through traffic of 98. 

There are of course many names and companies that come up when I simply type in 'Home Cash Buyers' in for example Texas, or Utah or Los Angeles or wherever into any web browser, however I wonder if there was a way of purchasing directories of information, or if there were data 'aggregators' out there who could pull the information together in one place for people like me?

county" on the web, dug into the FAQ section and found where and when they held this sale.

Traffic levels seem to be getting back to normal and all businesses are opening up. 

Yes, top end finishes will mean you get more traffic, but it might not translate a proportionate amount on your bottom line.

That will be changing in the coming months but at least for the short term foreseeable future (6 months minimum) the traffic should be enjoyable.  

Also, the state web site has an insurance board or something calculator for insurance.  

There are some homes that are pretty far set back off of Belmont there that still give you the advantage of being close to the train station while getting a little relief from that traffic, nice find.

It seems to be just daily foot traffic, minimal to no gouging of the floor.