Once they get their tax bill and insurance bill, they might change their minds. Fingers crossed
Where do you eat in Hilo? The only place there we really liked was Pineapples. Oh, the burger joint was good too.
I know a few folks that were not able to close due to the insurance issue. High rates and not being able to get coverage.
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If you already own a home and are just moving it is a good idea to ask your agent if you’ll be able to get the new place covered before you make the leap and go into contract.
We looked at a couple of those but a few didn't have anything on the menu our daughter would eat.
Talk about culture shock. Years ago when I lived in Texas a couple moved in down the street from us from LA. The next lot was a half a mile or so. It was quite an eye opener for them.
How is the homeless situation in your area? The images I see in San Francisco are just unbelievable. All sad.
They’re quickly disappearing.
Not on my watch! Maybe taking a quick break and drinking Powerade. But not disappearing; and maybe even growing, Are we discussing the same topic?
To finally leave the Manson Family? Tex and Squeaky won't be pleased....
There’s a Don’t California my Florida bumper sticker here.I have this t-shirt
I don't know why, but I did this. We were looking to make a move, kind of a pre-retirement downsizing thing. We almost made an offer in Palm Coast. The place had been flipped and no one could tell us when the roof had last been replaced.
Yes they are thanks to the lumber Barons for the lovely spaces up 319 to Thomasville
With the amount of resources DoD and the USG have to include unused dormitories and barracks at BRAC locations no veteran should ever be homeless. We have illegal immigrants staying in hotels on the taxpayers dime but we have Vets on the street. No one should be homeless but this is especially irritating.
Agree but the population explosion in ALL of Florida means more housing is needed and inevitable. And the families who have owned that land for generations are selling off not just over in your area but all over NoFla.
I was in Portugal looking at places and the realtor asked if I was from California. I said no and she said ok we can continue. A lot of areas there aren't selling to folks from California due to the issues they bring with them. Not sure how wide spread it is as that was just one town,I have this t-shirt
Just Portugal and just one place near Porto. I haven't seen that in any other European countries.
Really? What issues do they think Californians are bringing with them, other than paying with cash? I'm just curious.
Californians (and I lived there for a year) live in a bubble and have developed their own viewpoints on life. It’s understandable but it’s often very different from how the rest of the U.S. sees things.
Not sure. Portugal is having issues with rising rents and people wanting to make money off of that. Those from California could be the punching bag for some of that. Maybe Portuguese folks don't like avocados and vegan ice cream? I really think she was partially joking and might have had a bad experience. You do see this all over Europe though with any wealthy group moving to a area.
Someone posted something about moving to Florida.
We have veered from a Florida appreciation thread to one discussing California. It started here.
Then was further pushed here.
I have this t-shirt
Mom , I worded that poorly my intent was to thank those landowners for not selling off that beautiful land and letting it survive as is. The only drawback is the smoke/haze starting this time of the year from the controlled burning of the underbrush.
But they rarely fall on the fun side of the tracks.
