I live in Ventura, California. The house I'm in went from $800,000 to $1.3 million in the last 3 years. The price increase have made it unaffordable for most people to buy a house. The weather is great. It's usually between 60F-85F all year.
Funny how things work I was down in Dallas couple weeks ago working came back to NY told my wife we’re moving to Texas and now we’re selling our house and taking off Also noticed his wearing a AR15 shirt 😂
We’ve had it with NY and CA, from crazy prices for everything, all the garbage they’re teaching kids in school, drug addicted homeless degenerates to just bad politics. We’ll be moving there this year and we love the fact that Texas is♦️for the most part and family values are very strong in Houston. Dont mind the higher property taxes for new builds because its used in a productive way and it will eventually come down after the bonds are paid off. I can finally drive a V8 there lol, gas is so damn cheap!! and not to mention 2nd amendment rights are protected here as well. Absolutely loved Houston when we visited last year and we cant wait to be a part of its future. God bless you and thank you for these videos.
oh sweet summer child.. when you realize bonds to build multi million football high school stadiums instead of school books will only be replaced in 5-10 years with another bond and another. Always remember the grass is greener on the other side until it isn't. I've lived in Texas most of my life and looking to leave (just haven't decided where) because the next cold snap or heat wave dont wanna worry if our power will stay on. You do you but Texas is no where as magical as you think. lol
My sister is losing sleep over the educational environment her 13 year-old is experiencing. It’s a suburban school in Temple, TX, so she thought it would be fine. Make sure you don’t just check out the neighborhood and typical stuff in your search. If you have kids, do plenty of research about the school. Her former neighbor moved for this very reason. Her kids are now at a better school.
Just to be clear, it's bad. Really bad... Like flipping test scores bad. Despite being recommended for AP English and AP Maths by her teachers, she somehow scores just passing during standardized tests? And somehow a girl known to have a bad academic reputation (and attitude!) gets great numbers? Hmmm... Also, allowing trans boys (yes, they are boys, and not girls!) into the girls' locker room? My niece loves swim, and actually beat all the boys on the team, save for one. She quit after last year because of the trans issue. And she even has a trans friend who agrees with her that it's wrong! Then there are the paste it notes. You are NOT allowed to take your own notes for class! The teacher provides them and you paste them into a notebook. Lucky for my niece her history teacher is an actual teacher and allows them to keep a separate notebook where they write their own notes (a shame he even has to do this!). I can go on with more, but I'll leave you with this: one of my niece's teachers very obviously DID NOT learn basic geography 🙄 Lake Belton Middle School!
@@LivingInHoustonTexas in all of Texas, huh? That's a mighty broad area... Like I said, my sister's neighbor moved just to get into a better school system (actually was the school they were supposed to be attending in the first place, but somehow ended up at that awful school). My sister also spoke with a woman who was head of the parents' association there and the woman told her there is A LOT going on that isn't talked about publicly. Anyway, I'll quit hijacking your efforts to promote moving to TX now. I see you're promoting Houston. Not Temple.
I completely agree with this CA couple. I haven’t moved to TX yet, because I’m waiting on my retirement next year, but their reasons to move there, are my reasons to move there too. I’ve been to TX three times already exploring for areas I would like to see myself living, however, have not found it yet. I’m going again on 10/28 for just the weekend to see a friend and hopefully I will come across to an area I can see myself living. In case you want to recommend any areas, I’m looking for low tax (I will be retired by the time I move), closer to a good hospital (just in case), shops, dining, freeways, born again Christian church (very important), etc. I would love to meet this CA couple maybe they can help somehow, I wished their info was posted… Great video!
@@LivingInHoustonTexas Winter 2020 /21when your independant electricity grid failed because of the snow. bills in the $1000's for some maybe not you but for some!
The electricity was out! We didnt have high bills! Just cold for a few days but media def made a bigger deal out of it than what actually happened! We were back in biz in a few days!
Keep Texas Red
I think most people agree with you!
Yea..WE LOVE OUR OUTRAGEOUS PROPERTY TAXES..VOTE RED !
Go home zombies! Texas is full!
They are actually great families moving here!!
What happened to California democrats running it into the ground
They still are!
Please don’t bring California baggage (filth) here in Texas. Now the cost of living is going up now that these people are coming in crowds. I hate it!
Yes the higher prices are tough for sure!
Cry some more. It’s called the free market. Can’t afford it? Then move somewhere else. Is that harsh? Maybe. Is it reality? Yep
@@mostwanted650 Just don’t bring your TRASH to Texas!
No one would have to afford if, if these agents would stop trying to convince every person in CA to move here
It was affordable but no longer with all of these out of towners
Still really affordable. Esp after prices dropped!
I live in Ventura, California. The house I'm in went from $800,000 to $1.3 million in the last 3 years. The price increase have made it unaffordable for most people to buy a house. The weather is great. It's usually between 60F-85F all year.
Yes I hear the weather is fantastic! But I will still take Texas!!
We moved to South Texas four years ago and haven't regretted a single day. We love it here.
Glad you are loving it!!
bro go back to california
Funny how things work I was down in Dallas couple weeks ago working came back to NY told my wife we’re moving to Texas and now we’re selling our house and taking off
Also noticed his wearing a AR15 shirt 😂
I know a great agent in Dallas if you need her!! Text me. 210-367-7626
@@LivingInHoustonTexas going to rent for the 1st to see how things go
We’ve had it with NY and CA, from crazy prices for everything, all the garbage they’re teaching kids in school, drug addicted homeless degenerates to just bad politics. We’ll be moving there this year and we love the fact that Texas is♦️for the most part and family values are very strong in Houston. Dont mind the higher property taxes for new builds because its used in a productive way and it will eventually come down after the bonds are paid off. I can finally drive a V8 there lol, gas is so damn cheap!! and not to mention 2nd amendment rights are protected here as well. Absolutely loved Houston when we visited last year and we cant wait to be a part of its future. God bless you and thank you for these videos.
Wow I lived reading all this!!! You are going to love it here. Reach out anytime if I can help. My cell is 210-367-7626. God bless!!!
oh sweet summer child.. when you realize bonds to build multi million football high school stadiums instead of school books will only be replaced in 5-10 years with another bond and another. Always remember the grass is greener on the other side until it isn't. I've lived in Texas most of my life and looking to leave (just haven't decided where) because the next cold snap or heat wave dont wanna worry if our power will stay on. You do you but Texas is no where as magical as you think. lol
@@jershuw HI sweet summer child! Thats what makes the world go round! If you aren't happy i would find a new spot! Best of luck to you! Stay blessed!
@@LivingInHoustonTexas love the snark and your inability to deny what I said
Bless you too!! Nothing snarky. Just repeating you!
Great job guys! We'll be joining yall soon...The Cali Refugees!
Can’t wait to have you!
My sister is losing sleep over the educational environment her 13 year-old is experiencing. It’s a suburban school in Temple, TX, so she thought it would be fine. Make sure you don’t just check out the neighborhood and typical stuff in your search. If you have kids, do plenty of research about the school.
Her former neighbor moved for this very reason. Her kids are now at a better school.
Yes hire a good realtor that knows what is going on! Montgomery county and specifically MISD has been very vocal.
Just to be clear, it's bad. Really bad...
Like flipping test scores bad. Despite being recommended for AP English and AP Maths by her teachers, she somehow scores just passing during standardized tests? And somehow a girl known to have a bad academic reputation (and attitude!) gets great numbers? Hmmm...
Also, allowing trans boys (yes, they are boys, and not girls!) into the girls' locker room? My niece loves swim, and actually beat all the boys on the team, save for one. She quit after last year because of the trans issue. And she even has a trans friend who agrees with her that it's wrong!
Then there are the paste it notes. You are NOT allowed to take your own notes for class! The teacher provides them and you paste them into a notebook. Lucky for my niece her history teacher is an actual teacher and allows them to keep a separate notebook where they write their own notes (a shame he even has to do this!).
I can go on with more, but I'll leave you with this: one of my niece's teachers very obviously DID NOT learn basic geography 🙄
Lake Belton Middle School!
Hmm. Must say I have never heard anyone in this area or in Texas having any experience like that! Def unique! We have quite the opposite.
@@LivingInHoustonTexas in all of Texas, huh? That's a mighty broad area... Like I said, my sister's neighbor moved just to get into a better school system (actually was the school they were supposed to be attending in the first place, but somehow ended up at that awful school). My sister also spoke with a woman who was head of the parents' association there and the woman told her there is A LOT going on that isn't talked about publicly.
Anyway, I'll quit hijacking your efforts to promote moving to TX now. I see you're promoting Houston. Not Temple.
Hopeffoot your sister gets to a better spot!!! Best of luck to you guys!!! No place is perfect that’s for sure!
I completely agree with this CA couple. I haven’t moved to TX yet, because I’m waiting on my retirement next year, but their reasons to move there, are my reasons to move there too. I’ve been to TX three times already exploring for areas I would like to see myself living, however, have not found it yet. I’m going again on 10/28 for just the weekend to see a friend and hopefully I will come across to an area I can see myself living. In case you want to recommend any areas, I’m looking for low tax (I will be retired by the time I move), closer to a good hospital (just in case), shops, dining, freeways, born again Christian church (very important), etc. I would love to meet this CA couple maybe they can help somehow, I wished their info was posted… Great video!
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Lets hope you dont have a bad winter, might cost you $1000's
Not sure what you are referring to! My winter bills are super low!!
@@LivingInHoustonTexas Winter 2020 /21when your independant electricity grid failed because of the snow.
bills in the $1000's for some maybe not you but for some!
The electricity was out! We didnt have high bills! Just cold for a few days but media def made a bigger deal out of it than what actually happened! We were back in biz in a few days!