Places to relocate

[2in2out]

I rescind my recommendation for placer county.

How generous of them to assess my 2013 242 at $103k. Think they’d buy it from me for that?

Also why it has an NV tag on it.
They are off their rocker. $1100 a year in taxes.



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Did you have it stored in a Marina? We found this out when we had a houseboat in Sacramento that the marinas and storage facilities have to report every stored vessel on account , whether it’s on the property or not, to the county for taxation. Your rate is probably because it is registered in NV, and a CA tag might have taken some off that figure, as you pay some portion at registration, which is how they capture other boat owners who store on their own property.


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[rdlangston13]

Fayetteville, AR
Huntsville, AL
Greenville, SC / Asheville, NC

It does get cold though... pretty hard to check every box on the wish list.

As a Houston resident, definitely got a chuckle regarding humidity in Austin though!

Right! Me too, Austin, Humid? What???? We must be some tough SOBs

[rdlangston13]

Yeah, I know. We were in NOLA last weekend, and I was dying everyday. We’ll be visiting a friend in Woodland in a couple of weeks, and though we my take our boat to Conroe, but I ain’t cleaning it until we get back.


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Let me know when and if you end up going to Conroe, we will be there Aug 12-14

[SONIC]

It's going to be tough/impossible to hit everything on that punchlist (but you already know that lol)

I'm in TN and don't know anywhere else I'd rather be. Every time I leave I'm happy to come home.
I don't find TN humid honestly, I mean sometimes summer can be rough but nothing like being coastal.
We've got a house on the coast near Charleston SC and comparatively TN may as well be Nevada. Every time we go it takes me a week to reach a point that I don't soak through my shirt walking to the car to go get dinner. I hate it.

I'm not really familiar with Austin's humidity level but I just flew a small plane from El Paso back here to TN and landed in the DFW area for lunch and it was absolutely dangerous outside. Literally worried when getting back in the plane after going to lunch. TN almost never gets that way.

For comparison going from TN to Nola in the summer is a terrible experience for me, I avoid it until fall or spring because of the humid hellhole that it becomes.


All that being said 5 of my 6 neighbors have moved here from CA in the past few years, so don't come

[russellsmojo]

I sure wish that millions of others felt Dfw was too dangerous…


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[SONIC]

I sure wish that millions of others felt Dfw was too dangerous…


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nah they'd probably all come here

[HFarr]

I sure wish that millions of others felt Dfw was too dangerous…


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I know what you are jabbing at! And so do I! LOL.

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[russellsmojo]

To actually answer the question I think colorado has just about everything an outdoor person could want in a home. You get all seasons, winter and summer sports, and legal drugs. Has to be an amazing place to call home!


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[Mxmark4]

To actually answer the question I think colorado has just about everything an outdoor person could want in a home. You get all seasons, winter and summer sports, and legal drugs. Has to be an amazing place to call home!


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Isntntheir tax rate thru the roof?

[russellsmojo]

Isntntheir tax rate thru the roof?

It might be…I honestly do not know. Our property taxes in Texas are no joke!


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