Good bye for now
Le Mans Master
Joined: Dec 2002
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From: Santa Teresa New Mexico
Originally Posted by Redeasysport
Thanks for the invite. I hear ya on the real estate market but I already bought a 1600sqft manufactured home on 1 acre off of 701 for $71k so I will be in good shape once 31 is extended to 701.I am a little out in the sticks but like it that way and every half mile a new developement is starting around me.I plan on relearning golf have not played much in a long while and every relative is already planning on stopping down to play.
Good choice on Myrtle Beach.
Money Magazine says that Myrtle Beach is an underpriced area
(sept o6)
www.EscapeHomes.com says:
The North Coast of Southern Carolina:
Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, Murrells Inlet, Surfside Beach.
This is one of the most popular vacation spots on the Eastern Seaboard, thanks to its pretty beaches, mild winters (average winter temps of 57 degrees) and southern hospitality.
Sounds good to me, when the rest of California finds out about the winter temps and afforable housing things are going to change real fast.
I've always thought the Carolinas to be a good choice.
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Le Mans Master
Joined: Dec 2004
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From: Myrtle Beach SC
St. Jude Donor '05-'06
Originally Posted by redwing76
Sounds good to me, when the rest of California finds out about the winter temps and afforable housing things are going to change real fast.
I've always thought the Carolinas to be a good choice.
I've always thought the Carolinas to be a good choice.
OH NOThe people from Jersey have already upset the locals I can imagine what they will say about Californians
Yes the prices are reasonable for real estate still but it won't stay that way for ever.There are some growing pains going on there with the 10% growth rate and lack of schools and roads.Also some issues with illegal immigrants as I am sure you have some experience with.Wages are a little depressed though due to a lack of industry.Mostly a service economy so bring your own money
