I'll also check with the local building department for any permits issued, sometimes you need to submit a FOIA request. 

I was hoping there'd be some type of "bootcamp" I could sign up for without having to go back to college to get a degree, or to find some entry level position.

That's what most of them say.....Fun fact about myself:I am 1 inch shorter than when my youngest daughter was conceived and then born....motorcycles are FUN and apparently dangerous, but I can't wait until I can send my two girls off to college and buy another bigger one....2 wheels are life!

I have countless stories of tire hoarding situations, and the most likely cause of stored tires is that the original person who stored them collected a “tipping fee” from some local tire shop and wasn’t permitted properly to correctly dispose of them.

As they say I'll do what works for me and you do what works for you.Good luck to you, ya know part of the problem lies in government regulation regarding land use and what it cost to get a site shovel ready .. permits etc etc. when U have these uber high costs and or shortage of land ( man made) it creates scarcity and with that you have more butts than seats to put them into so prices / rents rise as a result.

We fought through COVID, permits, and the high demand for contractors.

A sale or permits for rehab/construction are 2 big things that often will trigger them to re-assess.

The 2.7% (2.687999% to be exact) actually includes property taxes for the city, school district, water district, Tarrant County College, Tarrant County hospital, and Tarrant County itself. 

Lots of families, retirees, college students etc. great climate close to Zion, Bryce Canyon, Vegas, mountains, sand hollow reservoir and so on.

We are in the middle of permit processing from the City and a tree removal issue is holding us back (San Antonio, TX is a tree preservation city.. or something along those lines)Facts on the current situation are as follows:- We (the new owner) are held liable for the penalty on tree removal prior to permitting approval and the mitigation fee as we are the ones processing the building permit currently.