Also, this can cause some really interesting (not in a good way) issues with what those tax dollars get you. For example, there have been some local measures I

Also, this can cause some really interesting (not in a good way) issues with what those tax dollars get you. For example, there have been some local measures I've seen where they want tax assessments based on a percentage of your current tax, not a flat rate. As such, new residents end up paying massively higher amounts of the new measures than long-time residents. Long-time residents have had the ability to make use of the services their tax dollars have provided for a long time, whereas new residents have not. Old residents might be all about taxes that get them things they want because they don't have to pay much at all, whereas new residents might see a material impact because of how high some of those amounts might be.