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08-24-2018, 09:44 PM
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Just taking a look at some of the house prices in the NC area - fukkin sweet, can get a really nice house for <$500k.
Go, buy a house, find a woman (gonna be really attractive to the right woman if I have my own house), plus it would be a pre-marriage asset
Go, buy a house, find a woman (gonna be really attractive to the right woman if I have my own house), plus it would be a pre-marriage asset

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Charlotte, NC is by far the right choice.
-Doesn't get too cold
-City is basically shaped like a double circle, inner circle is downtown metropolitan area with tech jobs. Outer circle is the nice suburbs, good school districts etc.
-Very affordable cost of living
-Probably used to be more conservative, but now about neutral due to young population moving there in droves.
-Doesn't get too cold
-City is basically shaped like a double circle, inner circle is downtown metropolitan area with tech jobs. Outer circle is the nice suburbs, good school districts etc.
-Very affordable cost of living
-Probably used to be more conservative, but now about neutral due to young population moving there in droves.
08-24-2018, 09:48 PM
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Settle in Utah so you can find yourself a #bossmom who will drain your bank account for her "business" (aka getting roped into multi-level marketing by her church friends)
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Originally Posted By Shortfuze⏩
gl with colorado springsIn recent times, it has become an issue.
By the way, these are the 10 best places to live in US according to US news.
1. Austin, TX
2. Colorado Springs, CO
3. Denver, CO
4. Des Moines, IA
5. Fayetteville, AR
6. Portland, OR
7. Huntsville, AL
8. Washington, DC
9. Minneapolis, MN
10. Seattle, WAS
By the way, these are the 10 best places to live in US according to US news.
1. Austin, TX
2. Colorado Springs, CO
3. Denver, CO
4. Des Moines, IA
5. Fayetteville, AR
6. Portland, OR
7. Huntsville, AL
8. Washington, DC
9. Minneapolis, MN
10. Seattle, WAS
average job pays 11 an hour with average rent for a hole in the wall running 1200 a month.
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08-24-2018, 09:58 PM
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08-24-2018, 09:59 PM
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Originally Posted By deltpecx⏩
He didn't say he wanted to spend his life sitting in traffic 24/7. Aside from the traffic, bums, random garbage dumps, chitty motor-homes parked all over the city, insane liberal policies, etc. It's pretty sweet.Lots of those places here;
Washington County Oregon
Beaverton/Hillsboro, Oregon.
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Beaverton/Hillsboro, Oregon.
08-24-2018, 10:02 PM
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Originally Posted By thorpowers⏩
where in FL did you move to? I live in Nashville and miss the gulf.Tennessee
No state income tax
Pro 2nd amendment state
mountains, seasons, lakes, wildlife
live on some land and option to go into cities like Knoxville and Nashville
cheap real estate and overall living expenses relative to the nation as a whole.
I was thinking about Tennessee because I do like seasons, but ended up choosing Florida for many of same reasons (no state tax, good gun laws, conservative areas) because I like being on the gulf and want a sailboat
One of the biggest factors for me. Would never move to a liberal area with high tax and strict gun laws, high crime, high poverty, high "diversity". Fuk that.
No state income tax
Pro 2nd amendment state
mountains, seasons, lakes, wildlife
live on some land and option to go into cities like Knoxville and Nashville
cheap real estate and overall living expenses relative to the nation as a whole.
I was thinking about Tennessee because I do like seasons, but ended up choosing Florida for many of same reasons (no state tax, good gun laws, conservative areas) because I like being on the gulf and want a sailboat
One of the biggest factors for me. Would never move to a liberal area with high tax and strict gun laws, high crime, high poverty, high "diversity". Fuk that.
08-24-2018, 10:08 PM
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Originally Posted By CrookedDink⏩
Don't come here man.where in FL did you move to? I live in Nashville and miss the gulf.
I moved to Palm Beach because my company offered an opportunity here.
Once you get over the beach and the women, there's pretty much nothing here. No industry to speak of (maybe Miami has some, but fuk Miami). I'm dying to move back to a metropolitan area.
08-24-2018, 10:19 PM
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I wish I could help but I can't. I live in New England and I'm selling my home and in MA and moving to NH. I will be surrounded by mountains and water. We get all the beautiful season's but too much snow so you would hate it. Happy hunting my friend!

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08-24-2018, 10:28 PM
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Originally Posted By Cinderblock⏩
I was thinking panhandle or tampa areaDon't come here man.
I moved to Palm Beach because my company offered an opportunity here.
Once you get over the beach and the women, there's pretty much nothing here. No industry to speak of (maybe Miami has some, but fuk Miami). I'm dying to move back to a metropolitan area.
I moved to Palm Beach because my company offered an opportunity here.
Once you get over the beach and the women, there's pretty much nothing here. No industry to speak of (maybe Miami has some, but fuk Miami). I'm dying to move back to a metropolitan area.
08-24-2018, 10:36 PM
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Originally Posted By Shortfuze⏩
Fuk off we're full.In recent times, it has become an issue.
By the way, these are the 10 best places to live in US according to US news.
6. Portland, OR
10. Seattle, WAS
By the way, these are the 10 best places to live in US according to US news.
6. Portland, OR
10. Seattle, WAS
These 2 cities are chitholes. Homeless everywhere, super liberal. Could not honestly reccomend. The conservative suburbs are nice, but it sucks because the liberals in Seattle dominate the state politics and make you pay more taxes, and make BS laws.It is overpopulated here so the housing market is isane.
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08-24-2018, 10:37 PM
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Originally Posted By kimm4⏩
Ye I just looked up NH and it's pretty far north, lots of snow! Looks so green, mountainous and beautiful though.I wish I could help but I can't. I live in New England and I'm selling my home and in MA and moving to NH. I will be surrounded by mountains and water. We get all the beautiful season's but too much snow so you would hate it. Happy hunting my friend!

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Originally Posted By Shortfuze⏩
Fuk off we're full.In recent times, it has become an issue.
By the way, these are the 10 best places to live in US according to US news.
6. Portland, OR
10. Seattle, WAS
By the way, these are the 10 best places to live in US according to US news.
6. Portland, OR
10. Seattle, WAS
These 2 cities are chitholes. Homeless everywhere, super liberal. Could not honestly reccomend. The conservative suburbs are nice, but it sucks because the liberals in Seattle dominate the state politics and make you pay more taxes, and make BS laws. Washington is still a pro gun state, for now. They are trying to change that. It is overpopulated here so the housing market is isane.
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08-24-2018, 10:40 PM
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Originally Posted By Luc1fer⏩
Raleigh, NC master race checking in. can confirm NC is the GOAT stateSome guidance:
- Don't like heavy snow every winter, but do like seasons.
- Don't like super hot/humid, but I can handle it better than snow.
- Should be moderate, or lean conservative politically, because I'll be looking for a decent woman to start a family.
- Prefer a smaller town community feel where I can get to know the locals (at least to some degree).
- Have the option to go into the city sometimes, and I may need to since I work in tech.
- Like lakes, mountains, rolling hills (over beaches, flat midlands etc.).
Right now leaning towards NC, SC, VA areas.
- Don't like heavy snow every winter, but do like seasons.
- Don't like super hot/humid, but I can handle it better than snow.
- Should be moderate, or lean conservative politically, because I'll be looking for a decent woman to start a family.
- Prefer a smaller town community feel where I can get to know the locals (at least to some degree).
- Have the option to go into the city sometimes, and I may need to since I work in tech.
- Like lakes, mountains, rolling hills (over beaches, flat midlands etc.).
Right now leaning towards NC, SC, VA areas.
4 distinct seasons, with mild winters (but hot and humid summers)
good mix of liberal and conservative people
lots of diversity
low crime, especially in the suburbs and adjacent towns like cary and apex
one of the best (if not the best) cities in the country for tech
decent cost of living
smaller town feel if you're out of the city, but downtown raleigh is also booming
plenty of lakes and hills in the area
mountains and beaches only ~2-3 hours away
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08-24-2018, 10:41 PM
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Originally Posted By Luc1fer⏩
Yep and the place I'm moving to has a population of 530...I hate people so it's perfect for me LOL!Ye I just looked up NH and it's pretty far north, lots of snow! Looks so green, mountainous and beautiful though.
I've been to NC a few times and it's real nice so keep that on your list.

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08-24-2018, 10:51 PM
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08-24-2018, 10:52 PM
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Originally Posted By psai⏩
cosigned, 336 crewRaleigh, NC master race checking in. can confirm NC is the GOAT state
4 distinct seasons, with mild winters (but hot and humid summers)
good mix of liberal and conservative people
lots of diversity
low crime, especially in the suburbs and adjacent towns like cary and apex
one of the best (if not the best) cities in the country for tech
decent cost of living
smaller town feel if you're out of the city, but downtown raleigh is also booming
plenty of lakes and hills in the area
mountains and beaches only ~2-3 hours away
4 distinct seasons, with mild winters (but hot and humid summers)
good mix of liberal and conservative people
lots of diversity
low crime, especially in the suburbs and adjacent towns like cary and apex
one of the best (if not the best) cities in the country for tech
decent cost of living
smaller town feel if you're out of the city, but downtown raleigh is also booming
plenty of lakes and hills in the area
mountains and beaches only ~2-3 hours away
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Texas Triangle (Dallas/Houston/Austin/San Antonio) has ****loads of tech jobs and is still more affordable than most metros, especially when you consider that you're dealing with several of the top 10 largest cities in the US. Prices are only going up though. Austin's already at ****-this levels and Houston/Dallas/SA home prices are increasing dramatically. Good once you own a house, but you'd want to get in sooner rather than later.
Raleigh-Durham is nice as well, but filling up fast with invaders from the north.
Portland and Seattle are absolutely ****ing beautiful (probably the 2 best cities for nature in the US, IMO), but the Californian invasion there is already complete and they have been SF-lite for decades. Would live there 10/10 times over San Francisco, though. Hnnngg.
Denver has been fully invaded in the last 10 years. There are no survivors. Abandon mission.
Pittsburgh has a surprising amount of tech and is cheap to live in. Not sure of the status of the NY/MA invasion, but if your city has jobs and a low COL, rest assured that they are coming.
On a side note: I think that Trump has the right idea with the border wall, but he's just putting it in the wrong places. Build the wall around NY and CA and seal those two states off, cause THOSE are the migrants we really need to stop (sorry Lucy). Would solve so many problems, srs.
Raleigh-Durham is nice as well, but filling up fast with invaders from the north.
Portland and Seattle are absolutely ****ing beautiful (probably the 2 best cities for nature in the US, IMO), but the Californian invasion there is already complete and they have been SF-lite for decades. Would live there 10/10 times over San Francisco, though. Hnnngg.
Denver has been fully invaded in the last 10 years. There are no survivors. Abandon mission.
Pittsburgh has a surprising amount of tech and is cheap to live in. Not sure of the status of the NY/MA invasion, but if your city has jobs and a low COL, rest assured that they are coming.
On a side note: I think that Trump has the right idea with the border wall, but he's just putting it in the wrong places. Build the wall around NY and CA and seal those two states off, cause THOSE are the migrants we really need to stop (sorry Lucy). Would solve so many problems, srs.
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08-24-2018, 11:00 PM
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Originally Posted By FA*******⏩
Hate to beat a dead horse here but CO has really gone down the tubes.... this is def trueDenver has been fully invaded in the last 10 years. There are no survivors. Abandon mission.
Not only denver but pretty much all of southern colorado/front range
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08-24-2018, 11:12 PM
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Originally Posted By FA*******⏩
Don't worry, I'm not Californian and will never identify as such.On a side note: I think that Trump has the right idea with the border wall, but he's just putting it in the wrong places. Build the wall around NY and CA and seal those two states off, cause THOSE are the migrants we really need to stop (sorry Lucy). Would solve so many problems, srs.
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Originally Posted By FA*******⏩
PDX much better than SF and Seattle. Smaller than both.Portland and Seattle are absolutely ****ing beautiful (probably the 2 best cities for nature in the US, IMO), but the Californian invasion there is already complete and they have been SF-lite for decades. Would live there 10/10 times over San Francisco, though. Hnnngg.
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I would never live in PDX proper but the outer western suburbs are great.
Rains less than Seattle.
One hour to beach and one hour to Cascades and The Gorge.
Many tech companies in western suburbs.
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Originally Posted By Retoaded⏩
Ashley Ridge. Work downtown on Gervais St.what up! where are you in Cola?
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I've had a couple of girls react negatively as soon as I even mentioned NC or that area. Hispanic and Asian, both just said it was too racist or something.
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Originally Posted By Luc1fer⏩
They're just reacting to stereotypes about the south, especially if you're in SF.I've had a couple of girls react negatively as soon as I even mentioned NC or that area. Hispanic and Asian, both just said it was too racist or something.
Don't get me wrong, the south CAN BE racist as **** (much more so than the inland west in my experience, and we're insular and redneck as ****. But racism was never institutionalized for 4 centuries in fukkin Oregon) but the cities are usually far more cosmopolitan.
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Try some of the big college towns of Virginia. Charlottesville, Roanoke, Harrisonburg, etc.
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Originally Posted By Luc1fer⏩
Right now leaning towards NC
Originally Posted By devin45k⏩
North Carolina is the GOAT state.
Originally Posted By pengh⏩
Also Raleigh, NC
Originally Posted By LeoThedude⏩
From what you listed sounds like SC or NC really would be a great fit for you.
Originally Posted By mCheech⏩
NC sounds like a good compromise.
Originally Posted By WZBRAH⏩
Time to go NC srs
Originally Posted By iifymbro⏩
My first thought reading your post was the Carolinas, then I see you're already on 'em. Das it mayne, never lived in them myself but they fit your requirements well
Originally Posted By TrinnieBuu⏩
North Carolina (not joking, 100% srs). When I was relocating NC came out on top for 1) job market (lots of Pharma and tech) 2)weather (kind of humid but all four seasons and not too much snow) 3) southern charm + city things to do 4)politically semi neutral, 5)coast and mountains 6) wonโt get hit too hard with hurricanes every season.
Originally Posted By FemaleWarriorxo⏩
PA and NC are also good choices to move to.
Originally Posted By dozaman⏩
NC's not a bad call, low taxes from what i hear and the coast there is rad.
Originally Posted By Luc1fer⏩
Just taking a look at some of the house prices in the NC area - fukkin sweet, can get a really nice house for <$500k.
Originally Posted By Cinderblock⏩
Charlotte, NC is by far the right choice.
Originally Posted By psai⏩
Raleigh, NC master race checking in. can confirm NC is the GOAT state
Originally Posted By kimm4⏩
I've been to NC a few times and it's real nice so keep that on your list.

Originally Posted By TreFo⏩
^^^What they all, and you already said. Raleigh, NC also checking in.Appalachian Mts/West NC, richest town outside of Charlotte
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Originally Posted By Luc1fer⏩
Actually Southern NH's winter is only 3 months (Jan/Feb/Mar). You have a solid 3 months of each season.Ye I just looked up NH and it's pretty far north, lots of snow! Looks so green, mountainous and beautiful though.
NH has/is among,
... the highest adjusted income in the nation.
... the lowest violent crime in the nation.
... the lowest unemployment rate in the nation. (tech heavy opportunities)
... the lowest taxes in the nation.
... where individual votes count the most.
... Politically a swing state, historically red and the birthplace of the republican party.
... no seatbelt law, no helmet law, no insurance requirements.
... Constitutional carry state.
It is also absolutely gorgeous, mountains, lakes, streams, ocean and is a haven to anyone that loves to hunt, fish and be outdoors. IMO an amazing place to raise a family.
I would 100% suggest you visit.
08-26-2018, 05:44 PM
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Originally Posted By acrawlingchaos⏩
WTF, I had to zoom out to made sure I wasn't in England. Mind blown.Actually Southern NH's winter is only 3 months (Jan/Feb/Mar). You have a solid 3 months of each season.
I'm gonna take a wild guess that British settlers landed here.

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