CrashOverride
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Hey guys/gals, I live in southern california right now and I'm kind of getting sick with the outrageous taxes on everything, the smog in the air, and the horrible cost of living. Not being able to do much to a car legally is also a royal pain.
My work has an office in downtown Dallas proper. If there are any california transplants, what do you think? Is humidity terrible, and does it get cold in the winter (aka below freezing/can be snow)? Can you (safely) drive a mustang year round and not have to worry about salt/rusting? I grew up in the midwest, so I know all about the rust.
Can a guy get a house within a half hour commute with an acre of land for under $350k? My house is way more than that here, but looking to shift the mortgage costs into more fun stuff like modifying cars, track time, and boats...
I understand there is no income tax there, but there is higher property tax. If it is measured in percentages, what type of numbers are normal? Here very high is 2%, and since my house is in an older area where the bonds have expired, it is about 1.1%
Thanks for any advice - I'm open to anything...Good cities to look at, etc.
My work has an office in downtown Dallas proper. If there are any california transplants, what do you think? Is humidity terrible, and does it get cold in the winter (aka below freezing/can be snow)? Can you (safely) drive a mustang year round and not have to worry about salt/rusting? I grew up in the midwest, so I know all about the rust.
Can a guy get a house within a half hour commute with an acre of land for under $350k? My house is way more than that here, but looking to shift the mortgage costs into more fun stuff like modifying cars, track time, and boats...
I understand there is no income tax there, but there is higher property tax. If it is measured in percentages, what type of numbers are normal? Here very high is 2%, and since my house is in an older area where the bonds have expired, it is about 1.1%
Thanks for any advice - I'm open to anything...Good cities to look at, etc.
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