Cinco Ranch) will be higher end communities (generally) and better schools.I would buy a rental in the Morton Ranch area. 

In my experience, NChs will cash flow the best or have the higher cap rates, however, has seen much lower long-term equity growth in general over the last fifteen years compared to some of the nearby communities that do not cash flow as well.

Hi BP community this question is more of a motivational question.

As always when dealing with legal zoning issues contact a reputable land use attorney who has performed work in the communities where you are looking to purchase properties.

Presently, I am inspired by this community and I have been listening to the podcast.

Great to have you in the community.

Hello BP Community!

Excited to get involved with the Bigger Pockets community!

Show folks that you're committed to the welfare of the community and they'll start to view you as one of them.

For those who might not be familiar here are just some the incentives:5 years 10% off capital gains7 years 15% off capital gains10 years or more investor pays 0% on gains plus untaxed appreciation on specefic zones.I’m still getting familiar with the details of the program across all the states to pull money from unrealized gains from Investors across dIfferent asset sectors to revitalize these communities instead of using tax dollars.