I don’t want to waste ur time but I would love to connect with a realtor. I’m looking to buy a home there but I think I need to lower credit card debit and fix my credit a bit. My score is like 650 or 640 I think. So I got approved before but it’s been a while. Can you help?
@@tamtam8028 absolutely!! If you want to setup an appointment for a buyers consultation you can either email, call or text me! 830.313.6545 Patriciasatxrealtor@gmail.com I look forward to speaking to you soon☺️
My friend from High school lives there and she wants me to move but I’m still undecided I’m from Chicago and I’m definitely tired of the cold weather and also the high crimes going on. I was there two years ago in Converse and I really like it…. I just need more motivation for me to move.. thinking about moving the end of this year 2021 😊
I wanted to add that San Antonio is about 150 miles from the coast. So you could just as easily head South on I-37 and be at the beach in about 2 hours. When hurricanes hit the Gulf Coast, San Antonio usually just gets the winds and rain, and also the people fleeing the hurricane. San Antonio also has Sea World of Texas and Six Flags Fiesta Texas. San Antonio is also the 7th largest city in the U.S. going on the 6th largest soon. We are about to surpass Philadelphia.
I love visiting San Antonio but in my honest opinion it’s not as diverse as you may think it is. If I had to guess Hispanics make up at least 75% of the population but I still love to visit from Houston
The summers can get pretty warm, this year it’s taken some time to warm up. We just had a cold front this week and the low was 47 degrees. It got up to the high 60’s. May-September it will be warmer. Our summer months will get up to 90-100. But we have plenty of places to cool off and all homes come with central cooling and heating. I shared a video last week on the cost of living. It’s a total breakdown of costs to expect out here.
@@Joebay707 I’m still in San Jose and thinking about taking the fam out that way, how do you like it so far? You know housing is really expensive here in the Bay Area, I’m lookin to buy a house in SA.
@@adryancutty8718 I honestly love it I'm settled here alot of jobs lots of things to do especially with family. Only thing I dislike is the texas heat it's really hot but other than that I love it
You’re welcome! I do it for families just like yours, so you feel comfortable with your decision to move here! If you haven’t already connected with a Realtor I’d love to help!
Central San Antonio is walkable there are over 30 historic districts and the Riverwalk meanders through several of them. The suburbs are car-centric as are most large metro(San Antonio upward of 3 million people) areas in the sunbelt.
There you have it guys! Love Southtown, historic district and downtown!! But you can still be in the suburbs and enjoy big city living! This is exactly why I LOVE San Antonio!
My bf and i are about to take the plunge to escape California and we knew we wanted to go to Texas and San Antonio seemed like the perfect fit! I am glad I found this video because it relaxed my nerves and even better increased my excitement!
Come check it out if you can! You’ll love it! I’ve had a lot of families come check it out and end up contracting on a home on their trip because they love Texas so much!
@@patricisatxrealtor haha we are doing virtual tours with some apartment complexes today and it has really opened our eyes to how crazy expensive California is! We already plan to be moved out there in February and we don't even have a final decision on which apartment we want to go with 😅
That’s why I do these videos!! I want to help people see what else is out there for them! Get out of Califonia, Texas is amazing! So much here and we don’t have state income tax!!
@@patricisatxrealtor exactly! We are especially glad the tax savings. The taxes are ridiculous here in California and most people who live and grow up here think it's that way everywhere. I'm from utah and was living on my own in my first apartment, paying my own bills, bought my first car with cash etc making 8.00 an hour. I move to California, got a job where I was making 19.50 an hour(which was a dollar more per hour compared to my last job) but was taking home 100.00 less per paycheck and I hadn't even set up insurance yet. Btw we are currently stuck between two apartments and still don't know the area well. Is the invitation to contact you via email or text still open? I would love your input since you know the area better.
You’ll want to focus on Northside ISD, North East ISD or Comal ISD. It’s my personal opinion, I love all of those school districts. We had great experiences with them. The summers can get pretty warm, this year it’s taken some time to warm up. We just had a cold front this week and the low was 47 degrees. It got up to the high 60’s. May-September it will be warmer. Our summer months will get up to 90-100. But we have plenty of places to cool off and all homes come with central cooling and heating. I shared a video last week on the cost of living. It’s a total breakdown of costs to expect out here.
Yes, San Antonio is safe, we’re ranked in the top 10% of the nationals average to raise a family. All my research comes from FBI crime reports, Department of Education and U.S Census. If you’d like more information about living in San Antonio, you can setup your one on one call with me, calendly.com/patriciasatxrealtor/30min
hey, THANKS for the Video - Looking to Move from Oregon, my wife and I are looking for warmer climate.. where are some of the best places to move.. we are looking at 400-450k homes
Hello! If you’d like we can setup a zoom call, you have a great budget for San Antonio. Please text or email me to setup our zoom call, 830.313.6545/patriciasatxrealtor@gmail I look forward to hearing from you!
Aside from the VERY ODD winter storm this year most of our winters are pretty mild. We’ll have a few freezes but I’m sure once you experience it for yourself you’ll laugh because it doesn’t compare.
I was born and raised in San Antonio, never lived anywhere else. My first of two step-fathers was born and raised in Virginia. I was a teen at the time he was around and I always got a kick out of him walking around town with a t-shirt and no jacket during our 'cold' winters. Others would stare too whenever we went out. The rest of us locals walk around with parka-type jackets and there he was looking like it's summer. Our winters average in the 40's to 50's but can dip into the 30's for a day or two at times. Our summer months average high 80's to 90's and can get into the just over 100 degrees during late August to early September. 102 is usually the highest with an occasional up to 104, but anything over is really rare. But hey, we love our ac's!
Hi there! I've had a few other people ask about tiny homes and currently working on getting more info together on them! If you're allowed to have a mobile home on your land I don't see it being an issue with a tiny home. We really would have to look over the deed restrictions if there are any. If you have time in the next few days let's setup a call, shoot me a text with your info and a good time for me to reach out. 830.313.6545 I look forward to talking to you!
It’s not all that bad, we live in the suburbs and haven’t really had issues with any of them. On occasion we’ll see baby scorpion’s in our garage during the warmer months. We just make sure to keep the house fumigated. We do see a lot of wild hogs, those are more afraid of us then anything but they will tear up your lawn while they look for grub. Those are found in the suburbs or hill country. You won’t see those in the city.
@@patricisatxrealtor One more question, in regards to natural disasters what’s common in San Antonio? And which areas in San Antonio is best to live to avoid them?
I lived there for 2 years in San Antonio, it's a beautiful place, things to do and not far from Austin. Just be prepared for heavy traffic also watch while driving because you get some that will stop their vehicle on purpose so they can cause an accident especially around holidays. There is the 85mph toll that will take you around austin if you want to see other places . I use to live in Fortworth as well so the 85mph tool road came in handy. Loved River walk. Just make sure you look what area you want to live in San Antonio because some areas were not that great .Enjoy Texas
The speed limit is the same but Dallas driving anxiety is REAL!! I was there last spring to pick up our puppy, I just about cried because it was 5 o'clock traffic on a Friday! People here are ok drivers, you will see someone driving on the far left lane going 55. Most people just go around them. I'm out on the road all day so I more or less know when to expect more traffic during the day. The city decided to finally expand one of our major highways so that should help alleviate some of the traffic. Hope this helps!
I appreciate your feedback, but as for me I moved to SA 4 years ago, no, to me people here are not friendly, they are territorial, rude, but of course not everyone is like that, HEB is the best, they have lots of jobs, no excuse not to work here, thank you for this info🧡
HA!!! I wasn't born in San Antonio but a lot of people I meet ask where I'm from then I tell them Del Rio, Texas and they look confused when I tell them😂
Yes! So many jobs out here for truck driving, HEB grocery store, Whataburger, Amazon and so many more! If you're looking for a job out here I suggest adding San Antonio as your current city. A lot of my past clients were able to find jobs by updating that.
You’ll definitely be able to find an apartment here. There are a lot of new complexes just starting to open up. I have an apartment locator if you’d like some help.
I’m glad my videos helped! If you need anything I’m here to help however I can! On another note humidity here can get real… not all the time but we do feel it. Once you’re here it won’t bother you as much. The lifestyle compensates for it!
Hello, I'm not sure if you're still needing help but if you are I'd be happy to help. You can reach me at 830.313.6545 or patriciasatxrealtor@gmail.com
Hello! Just no state income tax. The only time we have no sales tax is right before kids go back to school. All school related necessities will be sales tax free! I’m not sure if this is nationwide but we have it in Texas.
Hey there! it all will depend on your budget for renting or buying. The inflation is real in both cities however, I still feel San Antonio is way more affordable compared to Austin. Austin also allows homeless people all over the place, here in San Antonio there are shelters for them so we don't see them out as much. Not saying we don't have them but its not all over the place. Austin is also about an hour and a half from San Antonio, we like to take day trips from time to time. Don't hesitate to reach out if you would like more info. You can reach me at patriciasatxrealtor@gmail.com or 830.313.6545
Hey there!! If you have time this week let's setup a call or zoom meeting, I'd love to hear more about your possible move to this beautiful city! Shoot me a text 830.313.6545
Hi Linda😊 anywhere outside loop 1604 is safest. You could also consider Olmos Park, Shavanno Park, Alamo Heights, Stone Oak, Timberwood Park, Alamo Ranch, Dominion, Converse, New Braunfels, Bulverde and Seguin there is a lot more! I should probably create some content on these areas! More to come♥️
You’re welcome! If you need any more direction with builders or would like for me to setup a campaign of existing homes for you just send me and email or text so we can get it all setup for you. 830.313.6545 patriciasatxrealtor@gmail
You resemble Khloe Kardashian before she has surgeries. Anyhow, I'm thinking about moving to Texas in October and I'm really torn between Saint Antonio and suburbs of Houston.
Well thank you! She’s a doll😍 I can help you in San Antonio and I can help you find an agent in Houston. We can setup a zoom call or phone call whenever you have time. Just shoot me a text 830.313.6545
Yes!!! Texas does have property tax however, we don’t have state tax like other states! The amount paid on property tax depends on the location of your home.
I’d love to connect with you and show you via zoom the different areas, along with homes in the area. Shoot me a text or give me a call and we’ll set something up. 830.313.6545
@@lucygomez5586 When compared to other states, Texas property taxes are significantly higher. While the national average tends to fall between 1.08% and 1.21%, Texas’ average effective property tax rate is above 1.83%. On top of that, the state sales tax rate is 6.25%. According to the Tax Foundation, that makes the overall state and local tax burden for Texas 7.6%. So, are Texas property taxes too high? That’s a matter of perspective, but they’re undoubtedly high, and there’s a reason so many residents are concerned about facing delinquency.
Dallas did beat you, its just that San Antonio annexes everything. That being said, that is a good thing that you guys are smaller. A lot more rural areas
eat raw organic honey 🍯 from the area you live in to help with allergies. eating grapes & watermelon or other vibrant fruit regularly will make a big difference in your immune system as well
Well then… I guess I learn something everyday. A lot of our produce comes from Mexico! State side though, we’re only in Texas. It was founded in Texas. And they aren’t all over Texas either… Dallas doesn’t have too many H‑E‑B’s, El Paso has none. Lubbock just got one.
I read that people in SA are extremely religious and will judge you for not being at least a little bit Christian. How welcoming is the AVERAGE person when it comes to people that are either atheist or of a different faith? Particularly in the Converse and Surrounding areas.
I’m going to be completely honest, I don’t practice any religion. I have my faith but I don’t go to church of any kind. People don’t care here what your religious or political views are. We welcome everyone! I’ve lived in San Antonio for many years and have never experienced any type of judgment because of my faith. We have a lot of diversity here so there are churches for every religion!
@@patricisatxrealtor I live in Portland right now but really see it just going down the drain. Homeless are everywhere, homes not even remotely affordable for millenials, crime (while technically low) is trending up, riots all the time,.....I've loved it here for 14yrs now. But it's time to move on. I'm pretty unique so I don't really expect to fit in perfectly anywhere....but definitely want to be around people who aren't judgemental and have family values. I grew up in upstate ny and if you were a dude that didn't like football you were ridiculed. Portland (one good thing) is you can just be yourself, unless your Republican then they'll probably just kill you.....that's why I just keep that to myself.
No one will give you a hard time for not liking football… heck, I don’t like football. Texas is red as a whole, we have open carry here so that just goes to show how conservative we are. So if you want to walk around with a holster and a gun, you can. I don’t see it done often but it’s out there. You will not be ridiculed for your political views. Hope this helps!
You can down vote this if you want, but there are cities that need hope and love......honestly San Antonio is growing and failing because, because most who move here find us boring. I agree. WE ARE BORING, stop with historical shit...I am a history teacher....LET'S GET HYPE!!!!!! AND STOP OUR YOUTH FROM MOVING TO AUSTIN, BECAUSE THAT IS REAL....I moved here from Santa Monica, CA, and I am trying to prove that San Antonio has so much potential.
@Lucy Gomes myre.io/0Wr0Ouz8X4Ee The link for the home search. As far as the schools go parents have the option to keep the kids at home and learn online or go in person. We use schoology it’s a pretty awesome platform because it’s all in one location for them. They can do everything from going to class, completing assignments and communicating with teachers and peers. They have a regular school/bell schedule like they would if they were in person. Teachers are really responsive to parents and students. The parents even have a Facebook group page, it’s another awesome way to know what’s going on with the school district.
While we're here tired of the heat, people up north are tired of the colder weather and move to Texas. I don't mind the heat and our mild winters. I'm not a snow kind of gal..
You may see them in your backyard but since we’ve moved into our house I haven’t seen any🤷🏻♀️....definitely won’t see them out at shops or other areas where there’s a lot of ppl.
There is crime here just like any big city, you would just want to live in the suburbs to keep safe. It’s a lot safer than Dallas and Houston. We see more thefts here than anything. Really violent crimes are on the lower end of the spectrum, I feel when violent crimes happen they are more personal than random. We really don’t see homelessness here either. Now, if you take a drive to Austin you will see it all long downtown... it’s heartbreaking and disappointing to see that in our state.
I love sharing my love for this beautiful city. I want families from out of state to see what San Antonio has to offer. If I can help a family give their children the life they’ve dreamt of then I will. And if I can help a couple retire with piece of mind that they will be ok then I will. I’m in this industry to love and serve others.
If you’d like to connect you can now schedule your own FREE consultation 👉🏻 calendly.com/patriciasatxrealtor/30min
I am moving to San ANTONIO were leaving to TEXAS IN A COUPLE YEARS MAYBE I'll MOVE THEIR IN ONE YEAR MY SON WANTS TO MOVE OUT THEIR IN 6 MONTHS
I’d be happy to help when you’re ready!
I don’t want to waste ur time but I would love to connect with a realtor. I’m looking to buy a home there but I think I need to lower credit card debit and fix my credit a bit. My score is like 650 or 640 I think. So I got approved before but it’s been a while. Can you help?
@@tamtam8028 absolutely!! If you want to setup an appointment for a buyers consultation you can either email, call or text me!
830.313.6545
Patriciasatxrealtor@gmail.com
I look forward to speaking to you soon☺️
Thanks so much
Moved here in 2019 after spending whole life(47 years) in Chicago. The BEST decision I ever made! San Antonio is the perfect place to live!!❤❤❤
San Antonio is definitely home for me! I don’t ever see myself leaving the area. So happy to hear you’re enjoying your new life out here.
Me too! I’m a Chicagoan who’s been here my whole life (34 years) and I’m moving to SATX. So happy!
I agree!
My friend from High school lives there and she wants me to move but I’m still undecided I’m from Chicago and I’m definitely tired of the cold weather and also the high crimes going on. I was there two years ago in Converse and I really like it…. I just need more motivation for me to move.. thinking about moving the end of this year 2021 😊
From Chicago here, really thinking about moving down to San Antonio…
Thank you for sharing, my family and I will be moving to San Antonio from Tucson this summer. Have a great day and thanks for the info
I wanted to add that San Antonio is about 150 miles from the coast. So you could just as easily head South on I-37 and be at the beach in about 2 hours.
When hurricanes hit the Gulf Coast, San Antonio usually just gets the winds and rain, and also the people fleeing the hurricane. San Antonio also has Sea World of Texas and
Six Flags Fiesta Texas. San Antonio is also the 7th largest city in the U.S. going on the 6th largest soon. We are about to surpass Philadelphia.
Thanks for looking out fam!!
I love visiting San Antonio but in my honest opinion it’s not as diverse as you may think it is. If I had to guess Hispanics make up at least 75% of the population but I still love to visit from Houston
I want to move to San Antonio. Im from Nebraska and im sick of the cold weather. Is the weather good in San Antonio? Is the cost of living moderate?
The summers can get pretty warm, this year it’s taken some time to warm up. We just had a cold front this week and the low was 47 degrees. It got up to the high 60’s. May-September it will be warmer. Our summer months will get up to 90-100. But we have plenty of places to cool off and all homes come with central cooling and heating. I shared a video last week on the cost of living. It’s a total breakdown of costs to expect out here.
@@patricisatxrealtor I like the hot weather.
@@texasisfortexans7170 Yes, I could live in the desert.
@@patricisatxrealtor are their huge flying roaches abs bugs everywhere? Girl I can't
We're moving there from Northern CA in June. Just flew home from SAT yesterday. Miss it already.
I get that every time clients go back home! So happy you’re coming this way!!!
Welcome to SA I just moved out here too im from the bay area
We're just east of Sacramento in Rocklin.
@@Joebay707 I’m still in San Jose and thinking about taking the fam out that way, how do you like it so far? You know housing is really expensive here in the Bay Area, I’m lookin to buy a house in SA.
@@adryancutty8718 I honestly love it I'm settled here alot of jobs lots of things to do especially with family. Only thing I dislike is the texas heat it's really hot but other than that I love it
Thank you for sharing this video. My husband and I decided to move to San Antonio in September, I am looking forward to it!
You’re welcome! I do it for families just like yours, so you feel comfortable with your decision to move here! If you haven’t already connected with a Realtor I’d love to help!
Moving there in either April or May from San Diego and im so excited. I can't wait! 😊 Thank you for the video!
I love my Cali peeps!!!! Y’all are my fave!!!
@@patricisatxrealtor aww thanks 😊
Me too! I was born and raised in Anaheim..
I’m done with all of California
I have a ton of California clients every week! Y’all are the sweetest most down to earth people I’ve ever met!
@@stephaniedekinger2463 I'm done with California too!!!
Central San Antonio is walkable there are over 30 historic districts and the Riverwalk meanders through several of them. The suburbs are car-centric as are most large metro(San Antonio upward of 3 million people) areas in the sunbelt.
There you have it guys! Love Southtown, historic district and downtown!! But you can still be in the suburbs and enjoy big city living! This is exactly why I LOVE San Antonio!
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My bf and i are about to take the plunge to escape California and we knew we wanted to go to Texas and San Antonio seemed like the perfect fit! I am glad I found this video because it relaxed my nerves and even better increased my excitement!
Come check it out if you can! You’ll love it! I’ve had a lot of families come check it out and end up contracting on a home on their trip because they love Texas so much!
@@patricisatxrealtor haha we are doing virtual tours with some apartment complexes today and it has really opened our eyes to how crazy expensive California is! We already plan to be moved out there in February and we don't even have a final decision on which apartment we want to go with 😅
@@patricisatxrealtor 100% sold on San Antonio! Your video was awesome and helped us so thank you!
That’s why I do these videos!! I want to help people see what else is out there for them! Get out of Califonia, Texas is amazing! So much here and we don’t have state income tax!!
@@patricisatxrealtor exactly! We are especially glad the tax savings. The taxes are ridiculous here in California and most people who live and grow up here think it's that way everywhere. I'm from utah and was living on my own in my first apartment, paying my own bills, bought my first car with cash etc making 8.00 an hour. I move to California, got a job where I was making 19.50 an hour(which was a dollar more per hour compared to my last job) but was taking home 100.00 less per paycheck and I hadn't even set up insurance yet.
Btw we are currently stuck between two apartments and still don't know the area well. Is the invitation to contact you via email or text still open? I would love your input since you know the area better.
San Antonio is bad ass place to live it is beautiful and there is tons of women 😉
"Tons" is definitely the right description of the average San Antonio woman.
planning to move on Jun/July any good place to checkout with good schools? that idea is renting first then might buy later on
You’ll want to focus on Northside ISD, North East ISD or Comal ISD. It’s my personal opinion, I love all of those school districts. We had great experiences with them. The summers can get pretty warm, this year it’s taken some time to warm up. We just had a cold front this week and the low was 47 degrees. It got up to the high 60’s. May-September it will be warmer. Our summer months will get up to 90-100. But we have plenty of places to cool off and all homes come with central cooling and heating. I shared a video last week on the cost of living. It’s a total breakdown of costs to expect out here.
@@patricisatxrealtor thank you so much, my office will be around Stone Oak Pkwy do you think anything around that area might be good?
Yes, there are a lot of rentals in the area. The only downfall is there are so many applicants for rentals so it can get frustrating for renters.
@@patricisatxrealtor oh snap so buying is saturated as well as renting?
Im moving there in may i can't wait☺
Me too!
Me, three !
Mrs Escabedo HELP ME FIND PROPERTY IN THE SOUTH/WEST KINDA IN THE MIDDLE OF SAN ANTONIO TEXAS
Really helpful video, thank you so much, God bless you!
I'm from Chicago, been here since 06 in my opinion, definitely not that diverse in my opinion but it's getting better
Is it safe?
Yes, San Antonio is safe, we’re ranked in the top 10% of the nationals average to raise a family. All my research comes from FBI crime reports, Department of Education and U.S Census. If you’d like more information about living in San Antonio, you can setup your one on one call with me, calendly.com/patriciasatxrealtor/30min
Avoid the South, West and East side as much as possible and you should be fine.
Can’t wait to move in August.
hey, THANKS for the Video - Looking to Move from Oregon, my wife and I are looking for warmer climate.. where are some of the best places to move.. we are looking at 400-450k homes
Hello! If you’d like we can setup a zoom call, you have a great budget for San Antonio. Please text or email me to setup our zoom call, 830.313.6545/patriciasatxrealtor@gmail
I look forward to hearing from you!
Stone Oak is a nice place for around that price !!
Omggggg I love our city so muchhhhh ❤️💛💜
I"m right there with you! This is truly my forever home!!!
My FOREVER home! San Antonio❤❤❤
I live in Wisconsin and want to move to escape the very cold winters.
Aside from the VERY ODD winter storm this year most of our winters are pretty mild. We’ll have a few freezes but I’m sure once you experience it for yourself you’ll laugh because it doesn’t compare.
We moved from Indiana to San Antonio!
Do it!! Just moved to Texas from Milwaukee and I’m loving it 🔥
I was born and raised in San Antonio, never lived anywhere else. My first of two step-fathers was born and raised in Virginia. I was a teen at the time he was around and I always got a kick out of him walking around town with a t-shirt and no jacket during our 'cold' winters. Others would stare too whenever we went out. The rest of us locals walk around with parka-type jackets and there he was looking like it's summer. Our winters average in the 40's to 50's but can dip into the 30's for a day or two at times. Our summer months average high 80's to 90's and can get into the just over 100 degrees during late August to early September. 102 is usually the highest with an occasional up to 104, but anything over is really rare. But hey, we love our ac's!
Hi are there any tiny home communities in San Antonio? If not, is there land for sale that would allow a tiny home? Thanks
Hi there! I've had a few other people ask about tiny homes and currently working on getting more info together on them! If you're allowed to have a mobile home on your land I don't see it being an issue with a tiny home. We really would have to look over the deed restrictions if there are any. If you have time in the next few days let's setup a call, shoot me a text with your info and a good time for me to reach out. 830.313.6545
I look forward to talking to you!
What is your apartment locator?
How bad is it in regards to scorpions, snakes, spiders and other critters and pests?
It’s not all that bad, we live in the suburbs and haven’t really had issues with any of them. On occasion we’ll see baby scorpion’s in our garage during the warmer months. We just make sure to keep the house fumigated. We do see a lot of wild hogs, those are more afraid of us then anything but they will tear up your lawn while they look for grub. Those are found in the suburbs or hill country. You won’t see those in the city.
@@patricisatxrealtor thank you for the information. God bless.
@@patricisatxrealtor One more question, in regards to natural disasters what’s common in San Antonio? And which areas in San Antonio is best to live to avoid them?
I absolutely LOVE San Antonio!
Thanks so much !!
Absolutely! Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions!
I am moving to San Antonio from NY!!!! I can’t wait 😁
You’re going to love it! It’s a much slower lifestyle than what you’re used to!
I lived there for 2 years in San Antonio, it's a beautiful place, things to do and not far from Austin. Just be prepared for heavy traffic also watch while driving because you get some that will stop their vehicle on purpose so they can cause an accident especially around holidays. There is the 85mph toll that will take you around austin if you want to see other places . I use to live in Fortworth as well so the 85mph tool road came in handy. Loved River walk. Just make sure you look what area you want to live in San Antonio because some areas were not that great .Enjoy Texas
What about speed limit in San Antonio? 70 mile in Dallas. I was so scared in Dallas. What about in SA?
The speed limit is the same but Dallas driving anxiety is REAL!! I was there last spring to pick up our puppy, I just about cried because it was 5 o'clock traffic on a Friday! People here are ok drivers, you will see someone driving on the far left lane going 55. Most people just go around them. I'm out on the road all day so I more or less know when to expect more traffic during the day. The city decided to finally expand one of our major highways so that should help alleviate some of the traffic. Hope this helps!
I appreciate your feedback, but as for me I moved to SA 4 years ago, no, to me people here are not friendly, they are territorial, rude, but of course not everyone is like that, HEB is the best, they have lots of jobs, no excuse not to work here, thank you for this info🧡
In Austin they ask you where you're from; in Houston where you work; in Dallas where you live; in San Antonio...what high school did you go to.
HA!!! I wasn't born in San Antonio but a lot of people I meet ask where I'm from then I tell them Del Rio, Texas and they look confused when I tell them😂
What about Class A or Class B Trucking Jobs ? Any Good Trucking Jobs Out There ?
Yes! So many jobs out here for truck driving, HEB grocery store, Whataburger, Amazon and so many more! If you're looking for a job out here I suggest adding San Antonio as your current city. A lot of my past clients were able to find jobs by updating that.
How is the rent market for apartments, is there also shortage?
You’ll definitely be able to find an apartment here. There are a lot of new complexes just starting to open up. I have an apartment locator if you’d like some help.
@@patricisatxrealtor yes please, I will be moving next year
My wife and I are thinking of moving and your video really helped ☺️
One thing tho, what about the humidity? When moving from an area where there’s none lol
I’m glad my videos helped! If you need anything I’m here to help however I can! On another note humidity here can get real… not all the time but we do feel it. Once you’re here it won’t bother you as much. The lifestyle compensates for it!
Thinking about moving to San Antonio could you give me some information the best areas to live in
Hello, I'm not sure if you're still needing help but if you are I'd be happy to help. You can reach me at 830.313.6545 or patriciasatxrealtor@gmail.com
I used to want to move to San Antonio..now..not so much..nowadays its High priced real estate..high taxes..and higher crime..and crowded
Unfortunately that’s across the nation. San Antonio is a wonderful area to live in!
What about Schools For Kids ? How Is It Out There In San Antonio?
There are a lot of GREAT schools here, a lot it will mainly depend on location. Working on a video for just that!
San Antonio is a hidden gem.
What are some of the out skirts cities?
New Braunfels, Cibilo/Schertz, Converse, Castrovill, Boerne just to name a few! There is a lot around us.
Stone oaks as well
Im moving back to San Anto in 2022..
Please let me know if you are needing help finding anything or have any questions! 830.313.6545/patriciasatxrealtor@gmail.com
Interesting!
I can’t wait to have that small town feel out there.
That’s my fren! 🤗 proud of you!
Wait no sales tax and no income tax? Or just no income tax?
Hello! Just no state income tax. The only time we have no sales tax is right before kids go back to school. All school related necessities will be sales tax free! I’m not sure if this is nationwide but we have it in Texas.
I live in San Antonio!
From the 806 and welp I'm considering leaving for either SA or Austin not sure
Hey there! it all will depend on your budget for renting or buying. The inflation is real in both cities however, I still feel San Antonio is way more affordable compared to Austin. Austin also allows homeless people all over the place, here in San Antonio there are shelters for them so we don't see them out as much. Not saying we don't have them but its not all over the place. Austin is also about an hour and a half from San Antonio, we like to take day trips from time to time. Don't hesitate to reach out if you would like more info. You can reach me at patriciasatxrealtor@gmail.com or 830.313.6545
You forgot to mention the river walk in downtown SA
True! Next video, I’ll give you a shoutout for calling me out😆
hi
Thinking about about moving that way soon coming from Oregon..
Hey there!! If you have time this week let's setup a call or zoom meeting, I'd love to hear more about your possible move to this beautiful city! Shoot me a text 830.313.6545
What are the safest neighbors in SA?
Hi Linda😊 anywhere outside loop 1604 is safest. You could also consider Olmos Park, Shavanno Park, Alamo Heights, Stone Oak, Timberwood Park, Alamo Ranch, Dominion, Converse, New Braunfels, Bulverde and Seguin there is a lot more! I should probably create some content on these areas! More to come♥️
Thank you. My husband and I are coming there next month to check it out. What you’ve given me is very helpful.
You’re welcome! If you need any more direction with builders or would like for me to setup a campaign of existing homes for you just send me and email or text so we can get it all setup for you.
830.313.6545
patriciasatxrealtor@gmail
You resemble Khloe Kardashian before she has surgeries. Anyhow, I'm thinking about moving to Texas in October and I'm really torn between Saint Antonio and suburbs of Houston.
Well thank you! She’s a doll😍 I can help you in San Antonio and I can help you find an agent in Houston. We can setup a zoom call or phone call whenever you have time. Just shoot me a text 830.313.6545
Do they charge properly taxes?
Yes!!! Texas does have property tax however, we don’t have state tax like other states! The amount paid on property tax depends on the location of your home.
@@patricisatxrealtor thank you, I am from Illinois I live in the suburb what areas are good to live in? like farm land or suburbs area?
I’d love to connect with you and show you via zoom the different areas, along with homes in the area. Shoot me a text or give me a call and we’ll set something up. 830.313.6545
@@lucygomez5586 When compared to other states, Texas property taxes are significantly higher. While the national average tends to fall between 1.08% and 1.21%, Texas’ average effective property tax rate is above 1.83%. On top of that, the state sales tax rate is 6.25%. According to the Tax Foundation, that makes the overall state and local tax burden for Texas 7.6%. So, are Texas property taxes too high? That’s a matter of perspective, but they’re undoubtedly high, and there’s a reason so many residents are concerned about facing delinquency.
Dallas did beat you, its just that San Antonio annexes everything. That being said, that is a good thing that you guys are smaller. A lot more rural areas
Is there any Holy Ghost filled churches?
We do! I grew up in the church so I know exactly what you’re looking for.
@@patricisatxrealtor Praise Jesus! I can’t wait to get out of California, Jesus told me to move to Texas.
@@stephaniedekinger2463 hallelujah
Do you guys have Instacart?
We do! We have it all our local grocery store HEB offers grocery delivery too!
We Love San Antonio from Iran 🇺🇲❤️🇮🇷
Patricia can you show me some farms. This is Maria
Yes absolutely! Please use this link to schedule a one on one zoom call with myself and my team! calendly.com/patriciasatxrealtor/30min
Property Taxes & School Taxes are OUTRAGEUOS In San Antonio!
Did you say FIVE kids? Wow! Hallelujah!
Yes ma’am they keep me busy! I have a set of four year old twin girls!
@@patricisatxrealtor I tip my hat off to you! I never had kids...I don’t know how you do it!
Moving there Monday!
I heard allergies are bad there
I definitely have seasonal allergies, I’ve had them my entire life but I just take Allegra D to help me breath bc the struggle is real at times😂
eat raw organic honey 🍯 from the area you live in to help with allergies.
eating grapes & watermelon or other vibrant fruit regularly will make a big difference in your immune system as well
H.E.B. is not only in Texas. They're also in Monterrey Mex
Well then… I guess I learn something everyday. A lot of our produce comes from Mexico! State side though, we’re only in Texas. It was founded in Texas. And they aren’t all over Texas either… Dallas doesn’t have too many H‑E‑B’s, El Paso has none. Lubbock just got one.
The Comal river is the best place for tubing and enjoying the outdoors!! New Braunfels is a great place to live!!
IS IT DANGEROUS THERE
@@mariareyes6589 no, east side & downtown maybe a bit more but its pretty safe there. Way safer than Houston
Moving there very soon I chose San Antonio because of the weather I’m hiding from the snow and cold 🥶 I’m very excited 😊
You’ll love the warmer weather out here!! I just started cooling down last week but it still gets warm during the day.
Yo me quiero mover pero me da un poco de miedo no encontrar donde moverme o donde buscar trabajo 😢 soy fe mission texas
@Mina manda me un mensaje por Facebook, Instagram o texto y le puedo ayudar con los dose! Estoy aquí para ayudarte! 830.313.6545
I read that people in SA are extremely religious and will judge you for not being at least a little bit Christian. How welcoming is the AVERAGE person when it comes to people that are either atheist or of a different faith? Particularly in the Converse and Surrounding areas.
I’m going to be completely honest, I don’t practice any religion. I have my faith but I don’t go to church of any kind. People don’t care here what your religious or political views are. We welcome everyone!
I’ve lived in San Antonio for many years and have never experienced any type of judgment because of my faith.
We have a lot of diversity here so there are churches for every religion!
@@patricisatxrealtor I live in Portland right now but really see it just going down the drain. Homeless are everywhere, homes not even remotely affordable for millenials, crime (while technically low) is trending up, riots all the time,.....I've loved it here for 14yrs now. But it's time to move on.
I'm pretty unique so I don't really expect to fit in perfectly anywhere....but definitely want to be around people who aren't judgemental and have family values. I grew up in upstate ny and if you were a dude that didn't like football you were ridiculed. Portland (one good thing) is you can just be yourself, unless your Republican then they'll probably just kill you.....that's why I just keep that to myself.
No one will give you a hard time for not liking football… heck, I don’t like football. Texas is red as a whole, we have open carry here so that just goes to show how conservative we are. So if you want to walk around with a holster and a gun, you can. I don’t see it done often but it’s out there. You will not be ridiculed for your political views. Hope this helps!
I'm going there today ;-;
Just passed along to my family. Lol
@Aria thank you! If y’all have questions please have them call or text me, due to our bad weather we can only get calls or text here and there.
You can down vote this if you want, but there are cities that need hope and love......honestly San Antonio is growing and failing because, because most who move here find us boring. I agree. WE ARE BORING, stop with historical shit...I am a history teacher....LET'S GET HYPE!!!!!! AND STOP OUR YOUTH FROM MOVING TO AUSTIN, BECAUSE THAT IS REAL....I moved here from Santa Monica, CA, and I am trying to prove that San Antonio has so much potential.
What are the best Suburbs to live in raise a family?????
Alamo Ranch (Far West), Bulverde, Spring Branch, Fair Oaks Ranch, Converse, Cibilo/Schertz, Converse, New Braunfels
Do you have a link I can look up homes in these areas?
Want to learn about how are there about homeschooling to.
@Lucy Gomes myre.io/0Wr0Ouz8X4Ee
The link for the home search. As far as the schools go parents have the option to keep the kids at home and learn online or go in person. We use schoology it’s a pretty awesome platform because it’s all in one location for them. They can do everything from going to class, completing assignments and communicating with teachers and peers. They have a regular school/bell schedule like they would if they were in person. Teachers are really responsive to parents and students. The parents even have a Facebook group page, it’s another awesome way to know what’s going on with the school district.
Thank you, for the information, I homeschool my son, just looking to make sure that taxes is homeschool welcoming.
@Lucy Gomez, whenever you need I’m here to help♥️
Thanks honey bun
Hi Patricia I want to work with you I'm from Upland, California. My name is Maria using my sons phone & picture
Omg we are moving to San antonio from NYC too👍💯
I have a lot of families from NYC!!!
Tired of the SA heat too much!!
While we're here tired of the heat, people up north are tired of the colder weather and move to Texas. I don't mind the heat and our mild winters. I'm not a snow kind of gal..
Wooooooooooo spurs and hbk
I’m moving from NY and I am torn between San Antonio and Fort Worth. 😫 great video
My advice visit both places, I think you'll find San Antonio is so much more laid back.
San Antonio has a better culinary scene, but Ft Worth has a higher literacy rate and a lot less trash on the ground.
Do you see lizards often? How about crocodiles in lakes? 🙄
We do have lizards but nothing too crazy. Mostly gecko lizards. No crocodiles in our lakes.
@@patricisatxrealtor are they seen everywhere? I.e. home backyards, near shops, etc..?
I have a phobia of those lol
You may see them in your backyard but since we’ve moved into our house I haven’t seen any🤷🏻♀️....definitely won’t see them out at shops or other areas where there’s a lot of ppl.
@@patricisatxrealtor his bout big flying roaches ??
She cute
And then I hear a lot of black folks say there’s no diversity lol. Maybe not a ton of black folks but other ethnicities are plentiful in the area.
How's the crime
There is crime here just like any big city, you would just want to live in the suburbs to keep safe. It’s a lot safer than Dallas and Houston. We see more thefts here than anything. Really violent crimes are on the lower end of the spectrum, I feel when violent crimes happen they are more personal than random. We really don’t see homelessness here either. Now, if you take a drive to Austin you will see it all long downtown... it’s heartbreaking and disappointing to see that in our state.
@@patricisatxrealtor thanks imma give San Antonio a closer look now
You are cute 😍
Stop selling San Antonio. ....
I love sharing my love for this beautiful city. I want families from out of state to see what San Antonio has to offer. If I can help a family give their children the life they’ve dreamt of then I will. And if I can help a couple retire with piece of mind that they will be ok then I will. I’m in this industry to love and serve others.
Drivers are crap
They can be annoying for sure but after driving in different parts of the state I don't feel so bad about San Antonio😆
What areas are the suburb area- less property tax?