The deal is the largest-ever legislative effort to rein in skyrocketing property taxes and keep homeownership attainable and sustainable for Texans.The Texas Legislature is poised to approve more than $18 billion to r...

I would definitely like the opportunity to reform your house and help out with charity in the process.

Kind of a rah-rah session but provides some interesting polarized information vis-a-vis what one sees on the news with the dire need for police reform and such.

Hard to reform.

It will be interesting to see the long term effects of the federal tax reform acted which was enacted in 2018.

There are many of these offered through PPMs and before banking reform, some I've seen had non-recourse loans attached to them.

This is a new provision added by the tax reform. 

Can that happen again, sure, but what is the likelihood of it considering the reforms that were put into place?

As a qualitative criteria, yes, you want your properties to appreciate on some level, but I just don't think you can quantify it well enough to consider during underwriting/ROI analysis.Similar situation with tax benefits - we don't ultimately know what tax brackets will look like long term, and "tax reform" is a campaign talking point every election cycle. 

We’ve been in touch with city council and it’s not a priority for them, although I think eventually there will be some regulatory reform.