Not really. There's a lot of private stuff that is protected, this would be severely limited to governance of that specific area. They can claim a lot of private asset protections, and can safely unload their town debts and obligations to those who live there. Another thing would be any 'city' worker pensions, a major financial burden for many cities. The headache involved is worth unloading all the financial obligations and debts. They can also sell their stakes in these areas at astronomical prices, such as unneeded land and building sites because this is in the Orlando metro area.
Not really. There's a lot of private stuff that is protected, this would be severely limited to governance of that specific area. They can claim a lot of private asset protections, and can safely unload their town debts and obligations to those who live there. Another thing would be any 'city' worker pensions, a major financial burden for many cities. The headache involved is worth unloading all the financial obligations and debts. They can also sell their stakes in these areas at astronomical prices, such as unneeded land and building sites because this is in the Orlando metro area.