Yes, they're very high in TX, but as long as your property is rented, what really matters is the differential between the rent ratio (which is healthy in TX major markets) and the tax rate, plus the relative rate of insurance, maint,, and other expenses.If I was moving to TX w/RE investment and a better quality of life as key considerations, I'd give San Antonio and some of the nicer surrounding areas (Boerne, Helotes, Alamo Heights, New Braunfels, etc.) a hard look.  

Hey guys,I'm located in Delaware county pa area (Clifton Heights,Glenolden,Folcroft,Norwood prospect park?

I am particularly looking into the Park Forrest/Chicago Heights areas which I do not believe is very violent. 

Or if the roof is high enough to allow for it you could just have a concrete contractor bring in fill to to bring the 2nd garage floor up to height and cap it with a new slab that matches the first garage.

I'm 39 and live in Yorktown Heights, NY where I own a house with an accessory cottage which I rent out.

There is also a height bonus up to 45 feet. 

In addition there is a good meetup for those doing deals in the tri-cities area (Petersburg, Colonial Heights and Hopewell) which you will find listed as the Colonial Heights meetup.

It keeps matching me with @Brandon Turner Is there a way to filter by height?

I had a family living in my downstairs room for 2 months that were displacedAlso if you drive 101 north of Garberville you will see the confluence of the south fork and the main stem of the Eel River... when you cross the 101 bridge you look straight up and you will see the high water mark of the great flood of 1956... literally 30 feet above the height of the bridge and the bridge deck is 100 feet or so above the river.. that was biblical Noah's arc type of flood it rained almost 60 days straight on the north coast.

And a rather shocking $30million condo sale for a 6000 ft place on Billionaires Row in Pacific Heights!!!!