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Texas research
Analyses computed from the state's own files — the TCEQ registry, the Comptroller's rate compilation, the Bond Review Board's debt data. Dated, sourced, free to cite with attribution.
Report #1 — What Texas water districts owe (FY 2025)
The first district-by-district accounting of water-district bond debt joined to tax rates: how many billions are outstanding, how much of it is tax-supported, which districts carry the most, and how many verified zeros there are.
Report #2 — What Texas HOAs charge for a resale certificate
The fee every Texas HOA states on its filed management certificate, read off more than eleven thousand of them: how many charge the $375 legal maximum, how many charge less, how it varies by county, and what the largest management companies post online.
Guide — What is a MUD tax?
The municipal utility district tax in plain English, with every MUD's 2025 rate summarized by county, the share that repays bonds, and the statutes on who sets the rate and when it ends.
Cite the report you used and its stated data dates. The underlying records are public; what's added is the joins, the verification, and the dated refresh cycle.