Andiamo
"Let's go!"
We were looking in the upper pointy area too
1,000 Americans move to Florida EVERY DAY as families abandon northern cities in NY, NJ and CT
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Amethyst
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WHAT!?
I don't see that being legal in any way. Thats the beauty of living here, you can move out of a state if you don't like its laws.
Andiamo
"Let's go!"
I know right? What a tyrant. I'd be tempted to send him a "deposit" from my cat's litter box.WHAT!?
DanLMP
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WHAT!?
I heard they were trying, I don't know if they succeeded. Just the fact that they were trying says a lot about them.
Andiamo
"Let's go!"
Duh! I just now got this
yep, nothing will be more excellent than our home there.
LiCaMi
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Wonderful... I prays that those who are moving from either NY or CA will bring their own jobs or business to grow here instead of making jobs opportunities disappear.. I am still struggling and I know that I cannot complain. Trying not to thought.
LivingForHim
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Y’all, move to south central KY (Franklin/Bowling Green/Scottsville/Glasgow, etc). We are only an hour from Nashville, have two hospitals in Bowling Green and one in Glasgow. Super affordable with low cost living, affordable housing, active population with lots of parks, National Park nearby, lakes etc. It’s a bit southern with Midwest transplants due to GM plant here, home of the corvette. We love it!!! The beautiful rolling countryside, low taxes, friendly people and mild climate are all a winning combo!
I also just happen to be a realtor here. And interestingly enough, majority of the people I’ve talked with who are moving here from up north have stated that the cold weather and liberal policies are what make their decision to move south. Lot of them decide on the area after driving through. They just fall in love with it.
I also just happen to be a realtor here. And interestingly enough, majority of the people I’ve talked with who are moving here from up north have stated that the cold weather and liberal policies are what make their decision to move south. Lot of them decide on the area after driving through. They just fall in love with it.
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Two good hurricanes and they’ll move back. I saw it when Hurricane Andrew hit, and again many years later, the year that 4 hurricanes hit Florida and all crossed through Frostproof.
Two weeks without power, a gazillion mosquitoes, 90 degrees with 87% humidity and alligators crawling through the yards, they feel that Seminole wind and flee North!
Eric Nicholas
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We were looking in the upper pointy area too
Yeah, I'm quite near that area. I'll keep you posted on some real estate.
fl2007rn
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I have read that many people have relocated to the Nashville area. I think if you stay away from the big cities in Tennessee you will find many of the people are conservative and Christian in the rural areas and smaller towns. My husband and I have talked about possibly relocating to eastern Tennessee should the liberals turn Florida into a garbage dump.Another Floridian here, strongly considering taking the money and gettin get out of dodge, & taking Mom with us. Been thinking about it a while anyway, because I can't stand how congested it's been getting.
But we were considering Tennessee....do you know someone who lives there, who has told you it's getting wrecked? One of the reasons we had considered it was because it was not on the list of top 10 where Californians are running to.
I'm really hoping that a lot of the people fleeing California are the conservatives and they will turn swing states solid red.
I have never seen so many out of state license plates during the summer as we did this year!!!
fl2007rn
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Kentucky sounds lovely too. I love that Kentucky is part of the Bible belt with good values. That would be another area we might consider if we decide to leave Florida.
fl2007rn
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I remember that year we had 4 hurricanes! (Charley, Ivan, Frances, and Jeanne) My house lost power for 2 weeks and then we got hit with another hurricane and we lost power for an additional 2 weeks.Two good hurricanes and they’ll move back. I saw it when Hurricane Andrew hit, and again many years later, the year that 4 hurricanes hit Florida and all crossed through Frostproof.
Two weeks without power, a gazillion mosquitoes, 90 degrees with 87% humidity and alligators crawling through the yards, they feel that Seminole wind and flee North!
Luckily, it was cold outside and no need for the AC..........Dont you love high humidity with no AC...we had that for a few days once in NC due to a hurricane.I remember that year we had 4 hurricanes! (Charley, Ivan, Frances, and Jeanne) My house lost power for 2 weeks and then we got hit with another hurricane and we lost power for an additional 2 weeks.
Eastern TN and Western NC, nice areas. We spent time at a few RV parks in Asheville NC.
I think so!
fl2007rn
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I grew up in Florida and we had no A/C at my house or even at our schools. I could not live without A/C now!
Andiamo
"Let's go!"
We have also considered KY.
Eric Nicholas
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Wait, what's going on?Duh! I just now got this
Andiamo
"Let's go!"
My brain was so fried last night I didn't understand what you meant until later, about finding something "most excellent." That's what you meant right? The only home that will Ben "most excellent" will be Heaven?
Eric Nicholas
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Oh, no, I was talking about some most excellent real estate in regards to whatever home and land that you may purchase if time persists.
Andiamo
"Let's go!"
I appreciate that. What we have been looking for is so hard to find. Have had a realtor up there also looking. Don't go out of your way looking Eric....just if you happen to see or hear of something.
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