Unless you are a quadriplegic stuck in your home, Democrats have destroyed the quality of life.
Love Nashville. Looking for something outside cities because I want land and I don't need to pay more just because jobs are nearby. Now that you are there, what parts of TN are good in your view?
You need to get out more. I needed to flee Cali before it became trendy. Left Silicon Valley to continue working as an independent consultant. Asked my clients if they cared where I was located. They said it wouldn't make a difference.
So -- we looked for fantastic housing opportunities, great public schools, and good governance. Did a tour of the "SEC school" areas, because I went to an SEC school and remember being impressed with the "neighborhoods" and countryside.
Settled on the south of Nashville area. Got a newer home 3 times the size of our "$1Mill" tract home in Cali that was a half mile from the San Andreas fault, without earthquake insurance. Because the state of Cali had totally fucked up the earthquake insurance market by taking it over. Enrollment went from 70% of homeowners to less than 30% in just 3 or 4 years. Three times the home, Three times the land. 1/2 of the price...
It's BEAUTIFUL, it's well governed, my daughter went to schools that consistently make the top 100 list in the nation. Many of my immediate neighbors are professionals that commute by AIR to jobs all over the country. Along with the massive home offices that they can have here.
I can go dine in 6 languages. Have a Trader Joes. The music scene here is the best in the nation. I live on Chinese food and didn't have to give that up. Get a few "snow days" every winter. And plenty of seasonal change. SO nice -- my lefty, NY Times reading, Democrat worshipping in-laws, saw this place and ABANDONED Milwaukee WI and joined us here in the SAME YEAR..
There are only two types of people moving to California now. The few rich elite with money flowing out of their ears, and Pablo who is moving in with 5 other families into the same home.
Very common for 5 families to move into one home in Calif now. Banks don't care, they'll get the house back if they fail to pay.
Love Nashville. Looking for something outside cities because I want land and I don't need to pay more just because jobs are nearby. Now that you are there, what parts of TN are good in your view?
You need to get out more. I needed to flee Cali before it became trendy. Left Silicon Valley to continue working as an independent consultant. Asked my clients if they cared where I was located. They said it wouldn't make a difference.
So -- we looked for fantastic housing opportunities, great public schools, and good governance. Did a tour of the "SEC school" areas, because I went to an SEC school and remember being impressed with the "neighborhoods" and countryside.
Settled on the south of Nashville area. Got a newer home 3 times the size of our "$1Mill" tract home in Cali that was a half mile from the San Andreas fault, without earthquake insurance. Because the state of Cali had totally fucked up the earthquake insurance market by taking it over. Enrollment went from 70% of homeowners to less than 30% in just 3 or 4 years. Three times the home, Three times the land. 1/2 of the price...
It's BEAUTIFUL, it's well governed, my daughter went to schools that consistently make the top 100 list in the nation. Many of my immediate neighbors are professionals that commute by AIR to jobs all over the country. Along with the massive home offices that they can have here.
I can go dine in 6 languages. Have a Trader Joes. The music scene here is the best in the nation. I live on Chinese food and didn't have to give that up. Get a few "snow days" every winter. And plenty of seasonal change. SO nice -- my lefty, NY Times reading, Democrat worshipping in-laws, saw this place and ABANDONED Milwaukee WI and joined us here in the SAME YEAR..
But the wife was calculating the pick-up to BMW ratio...
) Put in $250 to $400K and 1 to 3 acres...
Love California. Beautiful state....maybe the most beautiful...but most typically, liberals f**ked it up. So I will never live there, but will visit occasionally.
That kind of stuff is why I'm looking around there, thanks.You're gonna owe me a commission.. I just picked the next county to the East.. (would be too weird to have you as a neighbor
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Love Nashville. Looking for something outside cities because I want land and I don't need to pay more just because jobs are nearby. Now that you are there, what parts of TN are good in your view?
You need to get out more. I needed to flee Cali before it became trendy. Left Silicon Valley to continue working as an independent consultant. Asked my clients if they cared where I was located. They said it wouldn't make a difference.
So -- we looked for fantastic housing opportunities, great public schools, and good governance. Did a tour of the "SEC school" areas, because I went to an SEC school and remember being impressed with the "neighborhoods" and countryside.
Settled on the south of Nashville area. Got a newer home 3 times the size of our "$1Mill" tract home in Cali that was a half mile from the San Andreas fault, without earthquake insurance. Because the state of Cali had totally fucked up the earthquake insurance market by taking it over. Enrollment went from 70% of homeowners to less than 30% in just 3 or 4 years. Three times the home, Three times the land. 1/2 of the price...
It's BEAUTIFUL, it's well governed, my daughter went to schools that consistently make the top 100 list in the nation. Many of my immediate neighbors are professionals that commute by AIR to jobs all over the country. Along with the massive home offices that they can have here.
I can go dine in 6 languages. Have a Trader Joes. The music scene here is the best in the nation. I live on Chinese food and didn't have to give that up. Get a few "snow days" every winter. And plenty of seasonal change. SO nice -- my lefty, NY Times reading, Democrat worshipping in-laws, saw this place and ABANDONED Milwaukee WI and joined us here in the SAME YEAR..
I wanted more land and a couple donkeys..
You can find land 20 miles outside of Nashville in any direction. There's lake locations, (Hendersonville) river locations (Ashland City), or really green hilly pasture land. Take a google Earth tour and get on and MLS site. Depends on age and preferences.
You can get a fantastic country home on 8 or 10 acres for $350K if you go far enough out..
Other areas we considered that we really liked are the far northern burbs of Atlanta, outskirts of Charlotte, Chattanooga, and Lexington and Paducah Kentucky. Folks in Kentucky are very weird tho about "outsiders". Especially from Cali.. A little more isolated but NICE are Auburn down in 'bama. Or Clemson, SC. I LOVE Savannah, Myrtle Beach, Charleston and some other East coast places, but they've been priced out....
Zeroing in on the Shenandoah Valley. Love TN, KY, NC, but after spending time there last week it's saying home to me.Love Nashville. Looking for something outside cities because I want land and I don't need to pay more just because jobs are nearby. Now that you are there, what parts of TN are good in your view?
You need to get out more. I needed to flee Cali before it became trendy. Left Silicon Valley to continue working as an independent consultant. Asked my clients if they cared where I was located. They said it wouldn't make a difference.
So -- we looked for fantastic housing opportunities, great public schools, and good governance. Did a tour of the "SEC school" areas, because I went to an SEC school and remember being impressed with the "neighborhoods" and countryside.
Settled on the south of Nashville area. Got a newer home 3 times the size of our "$1Mill" tract home in Cali that was a half mile from the San Andreas fault, without earthquake insurance. Because the state of Cali had totally fucked up the earthquake insurance market by taking it over. Enrollment went from 70% of homeowners to less than 30% in just 3 or 4 years. Three times the home, Three times the land. 1/2 of the price...
It's BEAUTIFUL, it's well governed, my daughter went to schools that consistently make the top 100 list in the nation. Many of my immediate neighbors are professionals that commute by AIR to jobs all over the country. Along with the massive home offices that they can have here.
I can go dine in 6 languages. Have a Trader Joes. The music scene here is the best in the nation. I live on Chinese food and didn't have to give that up. Get a few "snow days" every winter. And plenty of seasonal change. SO nice -- my lefty, NY Times reading, Democrat worshipping in-laws, saw this place and ABANDONED Milwaukee WI and joined us here in the SAME YEAR..
I wanted more land and a couple donkeys..
You can find land 20 miles outside of Nashville in any direction. There's lake locations, (Hendersonville) river locations (Ashland City), or really green hilly pasture land. Take a google Earth tour and get on and MLS site. Depends on age and preferences.
You can get a fantastic country home on 8 or 10 acres for $350K if you go far enough out..
Other areas we considered that we really liked are the far northern burbs of Atlanta, outskirts of Charlotte, Chattanooga, and Lexington and Paducah Kentucky. Folks in Kentucky are very weird tho about "outsiders". Especially from Cali.. A little more isolated but NICE are Auburn down in 'bama. Or Clemson, SC. I LOVE Savannah, Myrtle Beach, Charleston and some other East coast places, but they've been priced out....
