What They DON'T Tell You About Living in New Hampshire | Moving to NH
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- If you are seriously considering moving to New Hampshire, or just like learning about the granite state, this video is for you! We are going to pull back the curtain and tell you the truth about the bugs, the best places to live, and the MASS invasion that New Hampshire is constantly experiencing. You are going to want to watch this one for sure!
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I’m from Texas and been in NH two years now. It is a walk in the park. Summers here are mild compared to Texas dry heat, Fall is my favorite season and I prefer cold over heat so the winters don’t bother me. Very beautiful state and yes I’m already complaining about the Mass drivers lol. Love New England and all the history, scenery and the way they talk here is hilarious!
NH is the freest state in New England 👍
pak ya caaa in the packing lot heh
I lived in Houston for my first two years of high school back in the mid 90s - while there were some things about Texas I will always love, I don't think I could ever go back to live compared to New Hampshire based on the seasons alone. Glad you're enjoying it here!
I'm a Texan married to a Mainer, so we go to the White Mtn area every other year for summer. It's a beautiful area. (i agree about the Mass drivers, especially their parking).
@@jeanvaljean341the only state in New England that hasn’t legalized weed. 🙄
The Old Man was hardly "all we had". As noted, we have no income tax. We have no sales tax. We have no seat belt law {for adults}. We have no helmet law. We have no mandatory motor vehicle insurance. We have the oldest {100 years} motorcycle rally in the world. We have the White Mountains. We have Lake Winnipesaukee. We have the First in the Nation Primary. And yes, we have Portsmouth. And you're way off about the percentage of Ma$$holes here too. When you get away from the Seacoast and the Lakes region, where the affluent folks from below us have moved to in droves, most everybody is a native or at least a large percentage are. And for those who don't know, we don't even get winter now until January, so you're looking at MAYBE 12 weeks tops. Lastly, as a former Naples {Fl.} resident, I can tell you that a blizzard will never put your house three blocks away like a hurricane will. There's New Hampshire and then there's everywhere else!
Well said! Littleton native
I’m from Belmont and this sums up the state perfectly
Fmr FL resident knows this to be true
You forgot to add that along with Maine and Vermont, NH has "Constitutional carry".
No seat belt law, no helmet law, no mandatory car insurance are not things to be proud of.
I lived there for a couple of years and hated it. Most cities are dumps and very boring.
Tons of crackheads and people without teeth.
I agree with a lot of things he had to say.
A lot of natives love it there, because they don't know any better. They have never left the area.
I'm so glad to be out of there. Worst place I've ever lived in.
I've lived in central NH for 20 yrs now. My kids were raised here. Living in the Lakes Region (Wolfeboro and Lake Winni) to me is ideal. We're perfectly situated to access EVERYTHING this gorgeous state has to offer. We're about an hour from Mt. Washington and North Conway for mountains, hikes, outlet factory shopping (and a stones throw from Fryeburg Fair, lol) in the North and the Seacoast with beautiful beaches, shopping and dining options in the southern part of the state while AT THE SAME TIME enjoying gorgeous scenery, abundance of Lakes, farm to table cooking, farmers markets and fresh air! Its really hard to go wrong in NH or ME!! Good video!! :D
How do you make a living there? It does sound beautiful
If you move in from the sunny south or west with plenty of hours of daylight, you may find yourself becoming depressed due to the very few hours of daylight in the winter. I had never felt depression until going through a few winters in Maine.
This is true! SADD is a real thing!
Some people definitely feel this way, if you're the sort that thrives on warm sunny weather then you should worry about seasonable depression disorder. My wife gets like that in the winter. Personally, winter is my favorite time of year, I like the cold and dark, it feels safe and cozy to me. Hah, definitely not for everyone, but some of us live for it
It's real. You need to get outside, absorb what light there is, and turn up the lights inside, and carry bright lanterns after dark outside.
One of the reasons we hate massholes is they come up to the mountains and buy up all the houses to turn into air b&b's. They massed up the housing market. The locals are running out of places to live and if you're lucky enough to find a long term rental it's beyond expensive. I've been a general contractor my whole life. Over the past 10 years, 100% of my contracts have been massholes renovating single family homes they bought for short term rentals OR maintenance on 2nd, 3rd, 4th homes that are vacant 99% of the time. They have always been coming here but it has only been a problem for the past 10 years or so. They used to either buy a condo OR buy land and build a mansion so it was great for the local economy. Now, there are no condos for sale and all the land has been built on so they buy the "local houses". We have been priced out of the market. If you want to vacation here, go hiking, ski etc....PLEASE DO! We rely on it! Just get a hotel room or something. If you squeeze all the locals out who's going to run the town while you're here? Be respectful please
Yeah, I'm one of those from Massachusetts that has moved to New Hampshire. Now living in Concord. I love it up here for the beauty and nostalgia. While the seacoast is fine there is plenty to do in the interior too. I often drive up to the White Mountains for the day. Walk the Flume Gorge or drive down the Kanc. Take the Cog up Mount Washington or see the Polar Caves or Lost River gorge. I've visited Littleton then driven down the beautiful 302 and route 10 corridor. Some days I'll visit Meredith and do Harts Turkey Farm then Fun Spot and Kellerhaus (best ice cream I've yet to find in New England. Good candy too.) I've taken the Winnipesaukee cruise to Wolfeboro and seen Castle In the Clouds. Some days I drive down to Peterborough and Keene. I've made a hobby out of searching for and walking on covered bridges.
There is lots to do away from the Coast.
@@g3h530
You mean liberals? We do. We just don't want to see military hardware in the hands of children, criminals and insane people 24/7 like conservatives/fascists do
@@g3h530
You mean liberals? We do. We just don't want every criminal, child and insane person having access to military hardware 24/7. Conservatives disagree.
Anywhere outside of New York State. I would be happy. Especially knowing that New Hampshire, respects people’s 2nd Amendment rights. Until the “massholes” vote to take away that right.
Belknap county?
@@g3h530 Good to know. I'm from CT and the NY folks are ruining CT. I was thinking of moving to NH, but now that MA-holes are ruining NH, I might have to rethink things. BTW: I'm pro 2-A and Trump
The Masholes, NY, CN, and NJ have really destroyed Maine too. I am thinking about moving to NH.
@@redburtley6021im reading this first time with my Trump hat on
I’m a Texan that would like to move to NH. We’re being pushed out by Californians so maybe if enough of us move we can level the playing field. We don’t play around about our 2A rights.
Moved to Belmont, NH (Lakes Region) January 2001. Being from Ocean County NJ I went from flat with ocean coast to hills, mountains and lakes. Oh and a lot of snow! Was an adjustment. The company I worked for took me all over, NH, ME, VT and MA. At the time I did not appreciate the beauty of the area. Feel today it would be somewhere I'd live again. Spent only 5 years living in NH however has left me with good feelings about the area. Only left as I was offered a job in Scotland. Spent 10 years there. I would say NH is like Scotland in beauty just minus the trees and history.
The Monadnock Region in the SW part of the state has affordable properties and wonderful views. It offers a more peaceful way of life. The wealth is all on the Seascoast, but the Monadnock Region has lots to offer.
Keene is a great to live if you are in Manufacturing, Education, or Work in the Trades. The Seascoast area is great for Engineering and IT
@@waynv1835 Nope. Park, hike and climb. You better be in decent shape. Getting down is the hard part. You can drive all the way up Mt. Washington.
Born in Portsmouth, grew up in Hampton (not the beach), and have been living in Dover since 2012. Definitely have to agree that the seacoast area is probably the best part of the state. Everything covered in this videos proves this man is authentic haha. All truths spoken. :) Just going to add on to the list of "things only a local will tell you" by saying "Don't discuss politics unless you truly know your audience." No matter your views, you're likely going to face some "passionate disagreement" to put it politely.
While I agree that Portsmouth is HEAVEN, love it but as you said, stupid expensive!! The area I really like is Hollis, Milford, Amherst if you want a quieter living without getting too far up.
Nice video. I live in Minnesota and while it is beautiful here, I'm thinking of relocating. New Hampshire had been on my radar for a few tears now. Definitely want to visit!
I was born and raised in Massachusetts, however I have spent A LOT of Summers in NH. At camps, at friends' cottages, homes. I've camped and hiked the White Mountains. I even tried skiing. I LOVE NH!!!!! I left Massachusetts to move here to Florida to be with my elderly parents. Dad's gone and it's just my mother and myself. When she passes, I am moving to NH. I want to retire there. NH is the BEST state and it is my dream place to live and die in. I like Massachusetts but there's only so much history you can soak up before getting bored with it all. NH is country! No other place for but NH. HOME!
Awesome!!!
I moved away from New Hampshire and have lived in sunny Southern California for 20 years. I miss it terribly and hope to move back some day.
Excellent video!!
Thank you Carlos!
The prices in New Hampshire especially the southern area are about the same as Maine and rents are very high . I moved to Maine in 2000 after computer industry died and jobs started at $8.50 per hour and rents were over a $ 1000.00 per month and I couldn't afford to live in New Hampshire due to this so I moved to Bangor Maine area to live
Summer and Fall in NH are usually great. Some years we have a Spring and some years it's just more winter. We have real winters here. If you don't like cold and snow you will not like NH.
We complain about all the people moving to Florida, it is horrible!!!!!!!!!! Everybody thinks it is paradise and it is far from it. I have lived here 50 years and I can't wait to retire next year and move north. I am originally from Wisconsin and moved to Fla because of my dads job and I was still in high school. It is expensive as hell, insurance is out of control and the highways are jammed with traffic. Stay north, you are better off !! My in laws have a house in Wolfeboro, NH and it is always a great place to visit.
I'm sorry you're experiencing difficulty. You seem very smart. Good luck.
Same in NC, wish all the brainless people with stink attitudes would stay where they are
I've lived in Southern New Hampshire most of my life, from small towns (Mont Vernon) to larger ones (Nashua). I was raised in Hudson. I couldn't imagine living anywhere else.
As a long time resident of New Hampshire i really enjoyed this video and living in the seacoast is awesome.
New Hampshire is a beautiful state with very nice people.
Yup. Just bought property near Sunapee. Every trip up I meet more nice people. Building costs are very high though.
@@mb56436My family used to vacation in Center Harbor in the 80s. I love the White Mountains!
@@sunlightpictures8367 Lake Winni is awesome!
I’ve lived here my whole life I love it here it’s great
I'm from southern Maine just over the border from NH, his use of "wicked awesome" was wicked awesome
Ayuh!
I’ve lived in NH most of my life (born in VT), my family has been in NH for generations, and I live in southern NH but have to work in MA because of my chosen career. I would love to retire to the NH Seacoast-I went to UNH and agree with you about Portsmouth. I would love to hear how living even near the Seacoast is even possible these days with the way the real estate market there has just skyrocketed over the past 30+ years. I am seriously interested in talking to you about your thoughts.
My whole family is from NH the Concord area and I moved to the south met a Mass man and we moved our whole family back to NH for family. Living in the Sunapee region and love it. The Mass invasion is more vacation goers but 1 out of 4 NH residents are Mass born. It’s not 95%
Forget about the mosquitoes you shouldn’t talk more about the ticks Lyme disease even your dog gets Lyme disease there’s a lot of people New Hampshire are crippled from Lyme disease ticks are bad one of the highest in the nation. I left that state three years ago. I never look back if it isn’t a tick that get you the property taxes will.
I grew up in the Lakes Region and the White Mountains of NH. I don't know about southern NH but everyone I knew growing up and most people I know now are from NH.
I grew up in southern New Hampshire with family roots in Boston. Now I live out west. New Hampshire is gorgeous. Best time to visit , October. People are friendly , political and respectful. They tend to mind their own business yet will help you. They can be abrupt too . New Hampshire people don’t like to drive far. It’s a big deal to go anywhere , like it’s an ordeal . They don’t like Boston which makes me crazy . The towns are picturesque with shops and cafes. New Hampshire pies are the best in the US. Their cars are always dirty because of weather , it rains a lot. It is still cold in the month of May. They don’t make good calamari in New England , not close to the west. If I tell people I live out west and say my roots are in New England, then I’m one of them . New Hampshire people are book smart. New Hampshire people will probably talk about the old man in the mountain till the end of time . God Bless New Hampshire.
I grew up in Portsmouth in the 60s through early 80’s. One of my favorite stories that summarizes the attitude of NH vs MA involves the state liquor store at the Portsmouth traffic circle.
The retail cost of liquor at the NH state liquor store was less than what it was wholesale in Taxachusetts so MA bar owners would drive up to Portsmouth and fill their trunks.
The MA state police started to send undercover officers to write down license plates and phone that information to cops who would intercept them once they crossed into MA.
Well, the NH governor got wind of this and had the MA cops arrested. My understanding is that it was not a “polite” arrest.
After that, cooperation between the state was nonexistent. Got a ticket in MA? No problem, just don’t get caught driving there.
True New Englander here and we where relocated to California for military reasons and WE CANT WAIT TO COME BACK HOME
Southern NH is overwhelmed with strip malls and developments. Thank you Massachusetts. As a NH native I wish we had better control on development. It kind of sucks now.
i live in South East Rochester right on the salmon falls rd the ME/NH border and NH Seacoast and york and cumberland co maine are what i call home and LOVE IT !!
I moved here from TN and enjoy the change so far. I would not recommend moving here unless you have a good-paying job, it is a very expensive place to live in comparison to other states, especially southern states. The whole tax-free BS is a lie, the state makes up for it in property taxes, registration fees, tolls, etc. My property taxes went from 1200 a year in TN to 7,000 in the central NH area. Registration fees went from 28 bucks a year for my truck, to about 400 a year for a 5-year-old truck as an example! Overall, I have liked the change and the culture, food, and good laws in the state make up for it. Especially the beauty of the state. All in all, I think NH is a great place to live, but you need to make an informed decision before moving and prepare to pay a lot more for things here. Also, it's still heaven on earth compared to the dump known as Massachusetts.
You forgot that NH has a 5% Interest & Dividends Tax and an 8.5% Room and Meals Tax.
You have to have a good amount of interest and dividends before it kicks in. Other states tax the first dollar.
New Hampshire sounds like a peach compared to NY. I am not from NYC i am talking about central new york. With high property taxes, high incom taxes, terrible services, infrastructure from 1850 and schools that are under funded and under performing. New York State also finished dead last for resident freedoms! So anything is starting to look real nice in comparison
31 years ago NY State tried taxing my parents after they left. NY got worse since.
The seacoast is not the best part of NH. It's very small and congested, Hampton Beach is full of litter, and finding parking in Portsmouth and the surrounding areas is challenging. The White Mountains and the Lakes region, and the Great North Woods are far better, the the coast.
Yeah this dude said that so he could hock his book. Gross and wrong.
In New Hampshire you're north of US Route 2 or you're too close to Massachusetts.
I love the Libertarian ways in NH. especially how pro gun it is. I live in MA. but I buy my ammo in NH. at the Bass pro in Hooksett and I go shooting at a spot in NH. for free because in NH. ammo can be purchased over the counter and I don’t have the MA. permits so I can’t buy ammo in MA. My gun I can have legally in MA. without a permit because it’s a cap and ball revolver that I use a drop in conversion cylinder with to shoot cowboy load cartridges but I have to get my cowboy loads in NH. because I would need a permit ito purchase them in MA. I have a video posted on my channel of my most recent shooting session at my spot under some power lines off of route 119 in southwestern NH. near the MA. and VT. state lines
Thank u. I'm relocating 😊
Lovely. In summer.
I don't have so much information about this state but i would like to move to new Hampshire soon
I grew up in Ct and have lived in Seattle for 30 yrs.
Used to ski in Vt and had a ski house in Killington. Hiked in NH & would love to move there. But holy hell/ the real estate prices in NH are the same as Seattle!! And a basic retail or fast food place starts at $20.00/ hour here. What the heck!!?
Love everything but winters lol, grew up in southern CT.
Agreed!
No sales and income tax😲
Very true! Thanks for the comment!
Arguably, the best thing about this state.
Hi Can You Tell What Is The Cost Of Buying Parcel Land In These Areas And How Does The State Or Areas Feel About Tiny House Living There?
Lol I moved to NH 10 years ago ffrom southern New England and I love it up here. However, the seacoast is the one part of the state I personally think is NOT worth moving to. Expensive, full of tourists from MA 24/7, crowded, and kind of ritzy/yuppie. Rural parts of the lakes region and or the mountains are much more laid back and have a cheaper cost of living, quieter and more of the "good life". Same as Maine, beautiful state, but the southwestern seacoast portion is the one part I'd never live, I'd rather be in the belgrade lakes region or even paper country. There's a reason everyone from the rest of ME/NH call that seacoast region you're referring to "northern Mass". If I want to visit the seacoast it's less than an hour drive which is great, there certainly is a charm to that part of the state and it's great to visit, but I would never want to be immersed in it permanently. There are two totally different lifestyles in these states, seacoast and the rest of the state. Sorry you think the good parts of the state aren't worth living in, Lol you can keep it, I'll just drop by once in a while
I’m not to bite your head I live at tha base of the white mountains and grew up in southern n.h. The worst part of our state is the politics...from forever and beyond.....yuck!❤❤❤❤❤❤
That's probably true about every state, though, unfortunately. If I listed some useless, stupid, and overreaching laws recently enacted by my state, it would make your head spin.
I live in NJ and am looking for 50 wooded acres in Maine or New Hampshire. I want to build an off grid house for the weekends, hunting trips and vacations that I was to make my full time residence in 7 years. Which state is better?
No income and sales tax in NH. Maine has a high income tax but lower property costs and sometimes lower property tax. Gotta do some math on that.
New Hampshire has more jobs than either Maine or Vermont, particularly in the Southern half of the state. I hope that helps.
Taxachusetts the place where everyone is leaving.
It hasn't been "taxachusetts" in years. It ranks about average now. Still one of the best states.
@@douglasdea637 lol
Or another word, Massoles.
@douglasdea637 Its still taxassachusetts because the taxes are much higher than they were. True, they are about average in the nation and that says more about the elected officials and the taxpayers.
@@robstan2668
Nah. For something to stand out it must be compared to what is around it. If a state is average then it is average. Taxes reflect what people want from their government and are willing to pay for (or should be paying.) The people of Massachusetts merely want more from their government than the people of lower tax states do.
LOL.. Thx for vid.. My brother is like you and lives in Rye. Exeter, Portsmouth, Hampton, Hampton Falls are beautiful.. Living in Manch, the locals take off to beach(takes 40mins+) and then head home. They may go to the Whites or go to Winni or to Boston all about 1hr give or take.. The price of houses on the Seacoast is nuts and you add the high property tax, that is why many prefer not to live but to visit seacoast. Thx
@@justagirl4663 my mother and brother both got flooded.. posted videos of it @JohnMurphyabc
I moved to new hampshire and now im moving out. I did the move in 2020. Big mistake. Pay is horrible and poperty taxes extreme and housing is insane cost. Just some small input.
Maybe you should mention what it costs to register your vehicle in N.H.
Born and raised and you’re right sea coast makes the most income and cost a fortune to live in
I'm curious about northern New Hampshire for retirement in the next 10 years. I know it gets cold up there, but I'm not bothered by the cold, I'm much more bothered by the heat. I can deal with 82 and humid, but not 95 and humid. I've been curious about the Berlin area. I'm currently outside of the D.C. area in a somewhat rural VA area and not too keen on staying here in retirement as things are starting to get too close to my home. I'm planning on leaving VA, I just don't know with 100% certainty where yet.
Berlin is in a bit of a decline since they closed most of the paper mills. It's nice if you're outdoorsy. My wife is from there. I grew up in the southern part of the state, and it really is a different way of life up there. It's been called the South of the North.
I'm confused on the 'live free or die' motto. As there is vehicle safety checs and emissions tests.
I’ve lived for a year now, it’s good, not a lot of young people but it’s a nice state
Not a draw for the young, expect to be like Henrietta the dinosaur, extinction with a less carefree attitude!
The cost of living here is very expensive I would not recommend moving here unless you got your shit together and like working
the cost of living is high in which areas? food, housing, utilities? or is it all of the above?
The Maine coast is so much nice than the NH coast but it's also like a bajillion times longer.
That's because most of the NH coast has been trashed by the flatlanders from Mass....
I lived in NH for 15 years. In Salem, on the border of MA. Now I live in Arizona. Why? Live Free or Die is a joke, NH is a police state, drive 1 mph over the speed limit and a local/yoko cop literally roars out from behind a tree. Road blocks for DWI everywhere but I belive they had to stop that. Always asking "where are you going, where have you been"...this is Live Free Or Die? No sales tax, but prices are higher for many goods. I used to go to Mass to buy certain items they would be cheaper with the sales tax. And there were few if any good paying jobs. Most of my opportunities as a software consultant were in Mass, so I had to pay Mass income tax...and that was still a better deal than working in NH at a much lower pay rate. The big killer is property taxes, holy moly. The taxes on my old house are currently just under $9,000.00. In Arizona my house, about the same size but not as much land, are $1300. I've left out the bitter cold most of the year, black flies (absolute killer), mosquitos (at least the scorpions are not flying around in massive quantities heh), blasts of snow and lots of snow shoveling, rain all the time otherwise, humid summers, twisty turning two lane roads, tailgaiters, ground pollution (NH was a burial ground for waste from Mass towns Lowell, Lawrence, Haverhill mills), I could go on but thatz enough for now I think heh
The whole state is no bigger than the average midwest city. A single roto rooter truck does "Statewide" service.
wtf are you talking about?
@@sullivanbiddle9979 It's SMALL, its tiny, its miniature, you can walk across it in two hours...if you don't stop for lunch....in a car your never more than 20 min. from the state line in one direction or another....
what the f--- is a roto rooter truck@@deplorablecovfefe9489
"Tax Free" means no sales or income tax, you pay for it in other ways. Property taxes are astronomic as are electricity rates. NH is only "tax free" if you don't live there. And while Mass drivers are bad, try Rome sometime, Boston is downright genteel by comparison.
NH has a Leash Law for dogs……my mt biking dog runs free with me in PA!
I have to agree, the sea coast is great during the summer but in the it’s tough to beat the mountains for outdoor recreation.
You national Motorsport events.
And drive the Kank in the fall .
New Hampsire is almost as nice as Maine, but stop telling people.😂
only other thing New Hampshire is the indian face/head in Lincoln,N.H. across Indian head hotel
Grew up in MA, lived 7 years in ME, lived in US south and overseas. Maine was my favorite--best of all worlds! Now 23 years in NH and have regretted it almost from year one but not financially able to relocate. Sure there is beautiful scenery, but many states have that. The best thing about NH is the the people who come from somewhere else or first generation kids. I believe the majority of people are kind and caring, but town meetings, etc. help ensure self-interested bullies rule. For too many folks in NH, live "free" or die means means "free" of responsibility for anyone but yourself--absolutely the most selfish minded culture of all the NE states. LOL, the only point of your video I disagree with is about MA drivers. Sure, they are urban drivers, but try metro Atlanta and you'll soon be missing Storrow Drive. And, a local Chevy truck on a NH country lane is the most dangerous vehicle on the road. Sadly, it will never feel like home.
Secure you borders now or hire busses to mass or maine
I live in California but I want to move to new Hampshire but I’m not so sure how it would be a good deal let alone I heard the basic minimum wage would be 7 dollars while California is now at 17
"Mass drivers are the worst....."
NY Drivers - "Hold my beer"
I'm going to retire January of 2025 and want to move to a place I can ride my atv and snowmobile from the house to the trails and looking for at least 5 acres of land, what towns should I be looking in ... so my pension and annuity would be all mine the state doesn't want some like the one I live in now?
He said "wicked awesome" yup he's from n.h.
4:34 LOL
He tells you up front that he is a realtor for southern Maine and the NH seacoast region. So take his statements about the rest of the state with a grain of salt.
Chicago drivers beat them. Lived in both places!
And down south has huge cockroaches!
I personally hated living in New Hampshire their legal system is something else
HHHhhha That's why Mass drivers like me are the Best, we can drive fast and hard safely, you won't get this if your from a small Hick town but it's true !! Later I Raced Motorcycles as a Pro for 20+ yrs !! Lol We just get around fast in Mass and in the Boston area where I'm from and Live in southern NH the last 29 years !! 👍 😎 🚙💨💨 Semper Fi ❤🤍💙 💙💛
You're cool. If you put that on a shirt, I'd buy it from you.
My father lived in Newcastle for the last 8 or 9 days of his life. He loved Maine, but needed to be closer to Boston for work. He said to me about a year before he died, that he regretted moving there because they were the unfriendliest people he'd ever met. He grew up and lived most of his life in or within an hour of NYC.
Also the New Hampshire state government is one of the most dysfunctional in the US. The size of the legislature is larger than California
Another thing is that the coast is a very expensive to live.
Lastly, when he died I had to deal with his estate. There was an issue with probate. I called the judge and at one point he said to me; what do you expect? Do you want me to have an office covered in law books? Then I called up his state representative and he said; I've lived here my entire life and I don't understand much of what goes on here.
Actually Taiwan has worst drivers than Mass, but they are pretty bad.
NH is expensive the utilities and heating fuel are insane we have ticks, and plenty of mosquitoes and LOW paying jobs freezing cold in the winter and make sure you have a good snow shovel. Southern NH sucks if you got hit by a car people wouldn't stop to help they would back up and run over you again. We have atv trails in northern NH and the people from MA and southern NH ruin it for the responsible people who ride. I have lived here all my life and it never changes except that the politicians are sending welfare people to the Northern part of the state so the rest of NH doesn't see that there is a lot of poverty in NH. There is also tons of drugs in NH and there is nothing in NH to clean that up
You push the sea coast because that is where you do business?
no I push the seacoast because it's significantly better than any other part of NH (IMHO)
@@Livetheseacoast heheh I guess it depends on what floats your boat
@@Livetheseacoastno it is not😂
Like anywhere, you need to pick a town that suits your needs and lifestyle. The sea coast is very nice.
Let’s see..in SoCal, We have rampant crime, graffiti everywhere, huge homelessness, avg home price between 700k and 1.2 million, high gasoline costs, food costs, and energy bills. Solar becoming mandatory, and avg temps of 100 degrees.. through November. Yeah i can see why you think New Hampshire should have a “warning” caption😂😂
95% of NH residents are from Mass? Where the hell did you get that statistic?
I think it is funny how people talk up the cities, 🤮
Wecome to NH 😂 now go home😂😂😂❤ just kinding .well nh is very expensive. And alot has changed but its home. Best place to be just over Maine line..😂the way NH used to be😂😂😂. No best place is just as far north as you canget before you hit Canada.❤ Above white mts and 40 miles from wall Mart 😊 that's the best places mts.or maine line northen part Maine better. Why its the way NH used to be before it went nuts😂❤😊😢😢😊❤ fact
Dude, what are you talking about? The seacoast sucks. Traffic is a nightmare in town, 95 is a racetrack with people dying driving 120 mph, liberals invaded Portsmouth, so it feels like ANY other town in MA, and to top it off, crappy parking.
Huge hard pass and a thumbs down.
haha thanks for the comment, love to hear other peoples opinions!
I moved to the seacoast from the lakes region over 20 years ago. Both places are special in their own right. To say that in the last 10 years, Portsmouth has turned into "Massachusetts North" is an understatement. To that point, almost anywhere in NH is still better than anywhere else in the US.
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We've been residents for 25years of NH and are moving to retire elsewhere. It's simply too expensive to remain here. Taxes aren't the only thing pricing people out now... our utilities are insane. We just dropped a video explaining all the reasons we are leaving NH. The MA invasion is 100% accurate.
Americans calling it New Hamp-shre but when they're in Notts, NoTT-ing HAM Shire
This is the dude we hated being from our state. I grew up in NH and this dude sucks. NH is awesome
Well come to canada then if u feel your paying to much tax. 😂 property tax on a small home with no property can be 3000 dollars or more a year. Taxes on your check is around 20% that's the low end and 15% on everything u buy. Soooo how can I become an American and I'm being serious.
I’ve worked with many people from Canada. They seem to get jobs in the US but stay Canadian residents.
Dude your opinion sucks 😅
No seat belt law, no helmet law, no mandatory car insurance are not things to be proud of.
I lived there for a couple of years and hated it. Most cities are dumps and very boring.
Tons of crackheads and people without teeth.
I agree with a lot of things he had to say.
A lot of natives love it there, because they don't know any better. They have never left the area.
I'm so glad to be out of there. Worst place I've ever lived in.
cry about it kid😂
NH does have seatbelt laws for under 18. At 18 you should be smart enough to decide for yourself. Nothing prohibits people from helmets or insurance. There’s not more “crack heads” than other states. There’s gorgeous towns in NH and boring depends on how boring you are in the first place.
the seacoast is nice, but, your up everyones butt especially in the summer, weekend seacoast traffic sucks