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San Diego ca DUH!!!

kalel92198 wrote:

Man that’s a huge step! We need more details like your weather likes and dislikes, your hobbies, future employment prospects, etc.

Ok, RGR That

KRUZNYO wrote:

San Diego ca DUH!!!

The type Home we would want to live in in San Diego Cost Like 1.8 Million, Lol, Cant Buy a trailer in Oceanside for 500k.  Lol.

Last edited by ChaseDyno-Bmx (2019-03-05 6:39pm)

Florida positives:
-Weather - best winter weather in the country
-Relatively good cost of living depending on where you live
-Perfect roads - no damage to your cars
-Never more than 60 miles from a beach
-Good sunrises and sunsets and you can do both in the same day
-Good for car enthusiasts - good roads, good weather etc.
-No state income tax if you're working
-Relatively cheap to register a vehicle (not sure if they still have the $400 impact fee on first registration)

Florida negatives:
-Lots of transplants - lots of rude NYers
-Shitty drivers
-Humidity in the summer
-Not much community vibe because most people are from somewhere else
-Not much geography
-Hurricanes depending on location
-Shitty drivers
-the death penalty
-very strange people

Places I would recommend living in Florida:
Tampa - lived there for a while,  great food scene, great coffee and beer culture, amazing nightlife, not insanely overcrowded
Jacksonville - relatively normal, slower paced, friendly people for the most part, good food scene and coffee shops


I now live in North Carolina in RDU and we are overwhelmed by NY aholes - rude, terrible drivers, who have driven up the cost of living immensely.
I love North Carolina but the downsides:
-Cost of living is higher than expected
-Insane car registration fees - charge property tax on cars
-Terrible drivers lots of accidents
-Pretty hot summers if you don't like those

Good things:
-Great YMCA branches
-2 hrs to the beach  3 hours to the mountains
-Decent people in Wilmington and where natives live
-Good food in most places
-Outer Banks


Good luck wherever you end up.

its-all-good wrote:

KRUZNYO wrote:

San Diego ca DUH!!!

Not sure why anyone would want to move to CA. It has gone so down hill over the past 20 years. Your Libs are franking it up good!

Yes It’s Bad , Has changed a ton, Plus you have to be rich to live there comfortably, I’m Not Paying 500k for some trashed out 1200 square foot home

Last edited by ChaseDyno-Bmx (2019-03-05 6:43pm)

its-all-good wrote:

I'm looking at moving myself. Looking at OK myself your money can go along way in that state. Go look at some of the prices of homes.

Ok, Where, Give me some towns and Ideas please

ChaseDyno-Bmx wrote:

its-all-good wrote:

I'm looking at moving myself. Looking at OK myself your money can go along way in that state. Go look at some of the prices of homes.

Ok, Where, Give me some towns and Ideas please

OKC area or Tulsa.
I'm looking at Edmond OK a suburb of Oklahoma City.

87BravoProTeam wrote:

Florida positives:
-Weather - best winter weather in the country
-Relatively good cost of living depending on where you live
-Perfect roads - no damage to your cars
-Never more than 60 miles from a beach
-Good sunrises and sunsets and you can do both in the same day
-Good for car enthusiasts - good roads, good weather etc.
-No state income tax if you're working
-Relatively cheap to register a vehicle (not sure if they still have the $400 impact fee on first registration)

Florida negatives:
-Lots of transplants - lots of rude NYers
-Shitty drivers
-Humidity in the summer
-Not much community vibe because most people are from somewhere else
-Not much geography
-Hurricanes depending on location
-Shitty drivers
-the death penalty
-very strange people

Places I would recommend living in Florida:
Tampa - lived there for a while,  great food scene, great coffee and beer culture, amazing nightlife, not insanely overcrowded
Jacksonville - relatively normal, slower paced, friendly people for the most part, good food scene and coffee shops


I now live in North Carolina in RDU and we are overwhelmed by NY aholes - rude, terrible drivers, who have driven up the cost of living immensely.
I love North Carolina but the downsides:
-Cost of living is higher than expected
-Insane car registration fees - charge property tax on cars
-Terrible drivers lots of accidents
-Pretty hot summers if you don't like those

Good things:
-Great YMCA branches
-2 hrs to the beach  3 hours to the mountains
-Decent people in Wilmington and where natives live
-Good food in most places
-Outer Banks


Good luck wherever you end up.

Nice, Thanks So Much for Putting In the time and effort helping Us Decide.   All your pro and con are something to consider absolutely.  Thanks Sir

its-all-good wrote:

ChaseDyno-Bmx wrote:

its-all-good wrote:

I'm looking at moving myself. Looking at OK myself your money can go along way in that state. Go look at some of the prices of homes.

Ok, Where, Give me some towns and Ideas please

OKC area or Tulsa.
I'm looking at Edmond OK a suburb of Oklahoma City.

Copy, I’m going to check them out.

I'm looking at homes like this $260,000 4 beds 3 baths 2,935 sqft on a half a acre of land.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1208 … 2594_zpid/

ChaseDyno-Bmx wrote:

tacoman wrote:

ChaseDyno-Bmx wrote:

Hello All , So We are about to relocate to our forever Home, Will Be Our First.  Problem is, We don’t know where to Go?  I mean, We can Go anywhere we please, But where?   I’m Thinking Boca Raton Right Now.  Anyone Have Any suggestions

Gotta a buddy that is relocating from Seattle to Fl.

He and wifey are looking for a house in Palm Coast Fl. (South of Jville...north of Daytona).
Dont know your price point...but i checked out real estate there earlier today and you seemingly can stretch the dollar there quite a bit more than Ft Lauderdale.

500k For Our Home is where we would like to be

Yup.  Saw that.

Wanna live on or near the water ( you plan on owning a boat?) ? Do you want a house w decent lot size?   Do you need to be in a city ....or could you live in a small town an hour outside of a city?

tacoman wrote:

ChaseDyno-Bmx wrote:

tacoman wrote:

Gotta a buddy that is relocating from Seattle to Fl.

He and wifey are looking for a house in Palm Coast Fl. (South of Jville...north of Daytona).
Dont know your price point...but i checked out real estate there earlier today and you seemingly can stretch the dollar there quite a bit more than Ft Lauderdale.

500k For Our Home is where we would like to be

Yup.  Saw that.

Wanna live on or near the water ( you plan on owning a boat?) ? Do you want a house w decent lot size?   Do you need to be in a city ....or could you live in a small town an hour outside of a city?

On water would be great, No city needed , Yes small is fine