> A huge number of municipalities have laws around business regulations and around cutting trees
> In addition most new houses in Texas are built in HOA's that have a significant number of rules.
Both exist in California on top of California regulations.
What you don’t have in Texas is all the red tape that is required to build, live in, or rent a house. Not do you have the excessive regulatory apparatus that California has for businesses - whether to hire, fire, or retain talent.
> It's leaving the state that said state is looking at punishing you for.
Which is done to good people via abuse of California red flag laws. It used to be done via extraterritorial taxation.
> In addition most new houses in Texas are built in HOA's that have a significant number of rules.
Both exist in California on top of California regulations.
What you don’t have in Texas is all the red tape that is required to build, live in, or rent a house. Not do you have the excessive regulatory apparatus that California has for businesses - whether to hire, fire, or retain talent.
> It's leaving the state that said state is looking at punishing you for.
Which is done to good people via abuse of California red flag laws. It used to be done via extraterritorial taxation.