alt Hacker NewsIt sounds like you it's only corporations that own property in the town that get to vote. So that's probably whats preventing you.
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SoftTalker • yesterday at 3:42 PM
I own property in a nearby town but it's an investment; I don't live there. I'm unable to vote in their local elections. I have not heard of property ownership being a qualification to vote since the 1800s.
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SkyPuncher • yesterday at 3:55 PM
Owning property through a corporation is trivial. 3 of my nearby neighbors are owned via an LLC (rentals).
* Start an LLC/C-corp for a trivial amount of money.
* Purchase land, but instead of paying with it via a personal check, you need a touch of foresight so you can "capitalize" the corporation you just started. Write the check from the corporation, instead of your personal checkbook.
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Wonder how long it is before there's a vote to allow the sale of inch-square lots.