That's the same policy I have for the white kid born in Detroit.What if they are in the country legally and don't have to work because they are wealthy or have some other means of support?

I'm born and raised in KC but not very familiar with KCK.

You will find yourself in a trap if it doesn't go as planned. 

Of course, you can also fall into the trap of constantly "putting out fires", while not getting larger projects completed when short staffed.

Why do so many foreigners come to this country penniless and become filthy rich within a few years and people born here have the most-difficult time buying one little house?

Thanks,Charlie As a born and raised New Yorker, I admit I’m not the best person to provide information on Texas but I have heard of the Hurricane that hit Gavelston, Texas in 1900.  

She was raised in Palo Alto.. and the Napa Valley.choice's well she is going to go to Folsom and price points there are akin to Portland.. so we will see how she likes that compared to here in PDX>For me born and raised in the Bay Area I have no doubt I will never return..

Not to mention the congestion and speed traps in Duck.  

I would be concerned about the value of the ADU versus the cost to add the ADU (i.e. the initial negative position) and how that typically traps the invested capital in the property for too long (typically years) and how the initial cash flow foes towards recovering this initial negative position (typically takes years of cash flow to recover the negative position). 

I was born with nothing....