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Queen Elizabeth II’s death and the instantaneous transfer of sovereignty to King Charles III provide a historic opportunity for Americans to reflect upon the unique blessing of liberty in our… Continue reading

Last month, we explored the actual and perceived power of the Texas Governor. This month we conclude our three-month series on Texas government by exploring the numerous state government departments,… Continue reading

In politics, the perception of power is power. If your opponents believe you are a formidable force, then you are, regardless of the limits of your actual authority. More than… Continue reading

There are three kinds of people in the world:  those that get math and those that don’t. There are only 10 kinds of people in the world: those that understand binary… Continue reading

Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby depicts the excesses of America in the “roaring” 1920s. Last century’s roaring ’20s has become this century’s raging ’20s: global pandemic, contentious elections, social justice reform; and more importantly to multifamily owners/operators: eviction moratoriums; CDC… Continue reading

November CEO Report Changes are coming in 2024 to the TAA forms and REDBOOK! There are three major changes: Every two years, TAA undergoes an extensive review of all its… Continue reading

Last month, Pillow Talk looked at personal investment in advocacy: participating in AATC PAC events (golf tournaments and Pickle Ball), Business Exchange (NAA PAC), and donating to AATC PAC, TAA… Continue reading

Last month, Pillow Talk explored the external aspect of advocacy: “The Ask.” This month, we turn inward and consider personal investment in advocacy. Unlike realtors, doctors, and lawyers who personally join… Continue reading