Great Rural Towns in Idaho to Retire or Buy a Home.
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- Want to find a rural Idaho town to get a mortgage to buy a house and breath fresh air? What Californian doesn’t right? Today we are looking at great rural towns in Idaho. California's favorite landing spot for retirees and the Zoom Boom..
This is the 11th video in the series. We did the entire US, New Hampshire, Montana, California, Oregon, Virginia, Georgia, Florida, Colorado, and Tennessee so far. Today we look at the Gem State.
With the towns in this video, we are looking for that sweet spot. A decent place to live that isn’t too close to any major cities, easy on the crime rate, not 5 hours away from a hospital or so far out they have horrible internet.
The health care knocked a bunch off this list.
In the last video, I explained that not all states have 10 good rural towns and I don’t want to waste your time with some towns that are a real reach just to get to 10. Got it? Get it? Good.
Let’s take a look.
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If seeing citizens open carrying firearms triggers you, then don't come to Idaho.
That's the thing, those Californians will come and get triggered, change the electorate, and make that illegal along with bringing their homelessness and liberal bs with them
If I finally decide to flee Colorado from Left coast politics, that would be a reason I'd like to move to Id.
Seeing that make me happy
Guns are the reason people move here!
Open carry doesn't bother me a bit!
It's the hidden ones you need to worry about
He neglected to say that everyone of these beautiful places has very harsh winters. Thought you should know 😉
Well it is about towns in Idaho...
Yeah - I don't particularly mind winter and even I wouldn't move to over half the towns he mentions
Bulls eye
I lived in South-East Idaho for a couple of years.
Summer is in the 90's with occasional excursions over 100 degrees.
Winters generally hover around 5-10 degrees, with occasional excursions down to -30.
Its almost ALWAYS windy. With -30 degrees you get a wind chill of -70 degrees. NOT mild winters.
@@howardfamily1212 love Idaho and everything about it. What is has and doesn't have
If you want to know what Californians do to a state once they move in, just look at Oregon/Washington.
Eh... A lot of Californians were moving to Idaho since the 50s, and the state became even redder as a result. In fact many of the beloved Idaho towns, such as Coeur D'Alene, developed the way they did because of that migration. California is more red than people realize, they just never control the areas that matter. Look at the district map and how they voted. Many of those are doing what those back in the 50s and 70s did, they are fleeing to Idaho to make sure it doesn't turn into another California situation. The corruption seems to come from the big cities and Idaho doesn't really have those, not, at least, like those in WA, OR and CA.
@@deuswulf6193 what lmao conspiracists are hilarious
Im not sure you know what you're talking about. Every Californian thats moved to where I am at are all conservative.
@@530dynasty1 We'll see in about 2 years what they really think, and how they really vote. A lot of the Kalifornians that moved to Oregon were also "conservatives", until they weren't, and voted all Democrat. They also claim to be "green" by voting against logging/mining/fossil fuels; as they buy up thousands of acres of cheap land to subdivide and sell off for development.
Where I’m at in Oregon it is true that people from California are coming here and destroying it. Its the people retiring from the Bay Area and so ca that are the worst.
But that’s ok because those of us that can are moving to Idaho and Wyoming lol. WOOHOO!!!
The state of Idaho is full. Thank you, but we are no longer excepting applications to live in this great state. Other states though that are excepting applications are Washington, Oregon, California, Arizona, New Mexico, and many other states as well. But thank you for your interest.
The same thing happened to the great state of Colorado
Arizona is full. Send all the newcomers to Colorado. Having travelled all 11 Western states extensively, Colorado is highly overrated and the influx of transplants can have it.
Idaho is not full, it's just not for Nances or dirt bags. I like Idaho looking to move when the real estate market stabilizes.
@@the305hauler everyone is entitled to their opinion. But Idaho is not a large state. And our population is already too high. Plus most of the Californians, people from western Oregon & Washington have ruined it. But hey do what makes ya happy bud
@@fletchaddicts3367 I support that but I think the more good people that have solid ethics and morals, would help regulate the scum and wayward souls.
Born and raised in cda Id and none of my local friends can afford to live here and are having to leave their homes because of rising costs due to demand from people moving here from rural areas- it’s devastating for so many of us who have called this place home for so long
(Urban)
Same here. My property tax almost doubled in 2 yrs. So sad so many are being forced to move.
Did you ever go to Playland pier?
They need to make better choices on career paths. No way locals are being priced out unless they have no motivation to thrive.
@@markw999 The only reason why I say that is prices EVERYWHERE have exploded. You cant say every other state got flooded by money from people out of the costal states with “money”. Every single state is blaming costal “money”. I live in one of the most expensive places in California and some how people are making it happen. The average income here is like 65k-75k a year yet homes are 400k-600k in a bad area and 900k-millions in a good area. I find it funny on every video posted about other states they blame California. Its a misconception.
I like the part where he says property is expensive in Idaho, the irony in this video, imagine being part of the reason property is expensive then saying it’s kinda expensive
Idaho is also a right to work state. Unions are very rare and cost of living far exceeds wages. Winter lasts 8 months followed by mud then 6 weeks of brutal heat.
I'm 64 now and remember when America was much different and much better than today. I remember all the old timers used to say when I was a young boy "This country is going to Hell in a hand basket." Yes, it changed that much. And I watched it go to Hell while growing up. Its a has been. Nothing good left. No, I'm not being pessimistic, but honest. A lot of people can't handle honesty so they never grow. A good place to live? I was born here 64 years ago and have always called myself a man without a country. And never claim to be an American. Simply because it did go to Hell in a hand basket. Anyone my age can tell what I'm talking about. You're too young. You don't know the difference.
I’m a conservative who live in California for nearly all my life, and I really want to move to Idaho. I can’t right now cuz I’m still 17 and currently in community college. I’m so fed up with the stupid “pronouns” and pride flags they hang everywhere. Not a SINGLE USA flag in my college campus 😭
I grew up 5 miles from driggs (in Tetonia). It is a completely different valley than when I was growing up there. Locals can not afford to live there because most of the millionaires from Jackson hole are moving across the mountain. That's why land prices are outrageous.
It is so sad when people move in from the outside and increase the prices so much. I've seen it happen so many places.
Jackson is ruining all the areas around it . . .
Yes, the millonaires forced out of the Jackson area, by the billionaires!
My son bought a house in Driggs for 250K three years ago. It's currently appraised for about 1M. It's a hundred years old. Crazy.
They have 1 acre lot with views ( not very close ones) starting at $77,000. Doesn't seem that bad to me. What am I missing? I've visited one time. It was in February 2021 with heavy snow on the ground. We loved it!
I currently live in Teton valley and it’s sad to see how it’s changed. My family has been here for 7 generations and we are being forced out because of how high the cost of living is now.
It's just a bedroom community for Jackson Hole.
Yep me too!
Wish they go back where they came from
@@raymondgross5162 couldn’t agree more!
Yeah the settlers keep coming don't they
@@sinsinnomore5555 Some are supporting our political preferences. So I'm okay with them.
low crime because the majority of people in Idaho are God fearing Christians, conservative, and care about their neighbors. I have family in Idaho and everyone I've met are good, friendly people that will make you feel welcome and give you a helping hand anytime.
Idk what crack ur smoking but it's not like that a Karen comes to Idaho she will getting eaten alive
Working Pest control in East idaho and covering basically Jerome to the Wyoming border...
I can confirm this. The roads up there are gnarly during the winter.
High drug rates in southern Idaho
@@antoniomilano7700 you have never been to the South. I moved from Idaho to Louisiana and it isnt even in the same universe. Crackheads in abundance down here.
Love this! Yes, it is cold in May there. I went to Yellowstone in early May, once, much of the park was closed, and the rest had snow drifts, some above my head. When I left, a storm behind me was so bad they were closing down the interstate behind me all the way to Denver, where they were getting a cold downpour. May snow and showers bring summer 💐 flowers. 🥶😉
I wish they would quit touting Idaho as such a great place. It is also grey, cold, simple and conservative. Don't come and change it so locals can't afford to live here.
Don't worry, people who are colorful, warm, complex and liberal aren't moving to Idaho. The people who are moving there are my parents for their retirement, in their 60s, conservative and simple. For them, it is a great place. Chill out.
Cmon man don’t bring more people over here that’s the last thing Idaho needs
Yep low crime rate in Idaho because of two things. Higher percentage of religious people and guns. Lots of guns! I never felt safer than when I lived in South East Idaho. 😊
I live in Idaho it’s a crap hole so don’t move to Idaho find another state. Thank you
Is there anyway we can get this video blocked in California?
Sorry, Idaho is Full-No Vacancy...please migrate to the next available state!
It is definitely NOT full lol. A lot of Idaho businesses are desperate for employees actually, so yes it needs more people. The issue is more about the quality of people who it needs, as well as their political ideology.
@@deuswulf6193 Agreed. If you're not a fan of freedom, don't move here. We're NOT fans of Big Brother (or his Ministry of Truth or Office of Environmental Justice).
@DeusWulf suburban sprawl to build another taco bell is the only reason why Idaho would need to increase population. Most towns resists that crap and only a few cities are allowing that kind of commerce. The land is being subdivisied from 200 acre parcels to 10....the people selling out Idaho to develope these areas are to blame.
@@sinsinnomore5555 Pure hyperbole on your part.
We also both know that the vast majority of fast food joints that do pop up, are largely employing younger teens and adults for work experience, which is how the rest of the US used to operate.
Furthermore, it is simply a lie to think that more homes is only about adding a taco bell on a street corner. You know that is not true.
There are many jobs in Idaho that need workers, high paying jobs. Local startups that need educated employees. Do you think Idahoans that go to college in order to look for good jobs out of state? Unfortunately that is happening. Idaho does not necessarily retain that group.
Economies are the lifeblood of any civilization, and those need growth.
Growth is natural and quite frankly, required when it comes to long term survival. There is a saying, if you don't grow (and not based on population), you are essentially dead. A city or state that does not grow in some form is "dead". This is kind of a universal rule.
Again, growth does not have to be based on population. All things must continue a process of developing.
You say 100 acre lots are being sold to turn them into 10 acre lots? So? There is no problem with that. Most of Idaho is federally owned land, or owned by mining and logging companies. There is a limit to the growth, and the rest will remain untouched.
The world is changing regardless of what you do, so every small state that wants to survive going forward will have to plan and develop accordingly, otherwise it won't survive with a lack of good growth. Emphasis on good.
A lack of population where its needed is just as bad as too much where it isn't. Balance is one of the biggest considerations. Idaho still has a lot of growing to do, especially because the economy and political power (influence) demands it.
Remember, the electoral college cares more about state population. If you want to have influence going forward, a means to defend that liberty, you should remember that as well.
@@deuswulf6193 Right now the blue states are losing EC votes so I'm not "worried" about that or the other things you are trying to tell me to think.
The population in ID has towns with negative population growth because the cost of living hasn't kept up with the pay scale nationwide. You seem ok with the empty cities in mid Us that once had Americans building American parts, for American companies to sell as American profits. Ports, highways, and parks are owned by foreign countries, sold out by politicians that are selling a states resources not making $ off of the population. That attempt failed in 08 when the land companies first bought up Id and states just like it, to exploit during the bubble obidenbama planned when appointing Wall st CEO's, V. isa corp, Monsanto and Halliburton. Blck Rock owns lots of land, not the fed.
Fast foods businesses that used to be a teenagers summer job, is now on average for 28 year olds.
These political decisions we are all living under have largely been made by people voted in 40 years ago....and at 80+ they still won't retire. I don't see that factoring in on your need to stay progressive or _die..._
don't move here, there's no room. Not joking either
I LIVE IN IDAHO! About an hour south of Island park in Idaho Falls. I bought a 2400sq Ft house a year ago for $264k. Now thanks to Californians and people from Seattle (the people who actually bought houses in my neighborhood, not an assumption so stop typing) houses with my same floor plan HAVE SOLD for $525k. Thanks for giving me instant equity! But now my friends and family can’t afford houses so…….there’s that. I also played at that private golf course in Driggs back when it was called “Huntsman Springs”. My dad is the towns orthodontist that you mentioned. I would love to talk about Idaho with you!
@@annjames1837 that’s a bummer I’m sorry! Which state?
weed is still illegal
They should make weed legal. Freedom and weed brings in $$$$$
You should mention that Island Park gets 10 ft of snow per winter.
And that most people in Idaho have only heard of, but never been to Island Park. It's mostly an Eastern Idaho thing.
Love your channel. Would you do a series on places that have VA hospitals and live on social security? Many of us vets could use this info.
You're looking for grangeville
fml the housing market here in idaho is already ruined and unaffordable in the treasure valley. dont get people on the small towns too
From Bonners Ferry. Lived in Coeur d’ Alene, Post Falls and Hayden. Too many moved in from California, Oregon and Washington. We’ve left!!!! Can’t afford a home in Idaho anymore because too many out of staters paying astronomical prices!! Local’s are being forced out! Newcomers coming in trying to Californianize it! Good luck, they can have it! Coeur d’ Alene is so full now in the last 3-5 years, traffic is crazy!!
It depends on whether “Pacific Northwest” is defined as west of the Cascades or west of the Rockies. Geographically, not politically.
Great towns, though folks should be aware that Idaho takes the meaning of “rural” to a whole other level.
I came from Kansas to Utah to get away from the awful weather 8 months out of the year and lack of scenery, and I ended up hating Utah because everything revolves around the Wasatch Front, which itself is an urban hellscape. Idaho reminds me exactly of the type of rural which I come from in pretty much every way, with nice dry weather and mountains, so I ended up in southeastern Idaho.
I do a lot of work in the Intermountain West and some in the PNW. I would personally say the PNW begins West of the Snake River. Idaho and Montana are definitely Intermountain West, but somewhat of their own category of such.
It also takes “inaccessible in winter” to a whole other level.
Briggs - PLEASE QUIT MAKING VIDEOS ABOUT IDAHO! We are trying to not give people the idea to move here and turning it into the same place (CA) that they left!!! All joking aside - Great Video!!!
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Typical “its not fair” “my state so get out” “dont come from California” “ive been priced out” sounds all liberal to me. Make a change and do something about it.
Your sniveling lil girl bs is enough to keep real conservatives away.
Omg what a bunch of fucking beats
Loved your Idaho rural town video Briggs! Thank you for not mentioning Sandpoint/Lake Pend O'reille...😉 I know, we bought in 2019 and we couldn't afford housing here now.
Bummer. Sandpoint has been #1 on my short list of future retirement locations since the 80’s.
I lived in Preston Id which has(had) about 4000 folks Had a hospital with good healthcare. Loved living there. Got cold but loved it. Has a good golf course.
Did you vote for pedro?
@@aidannygaard8136 LOL! Of course.
very COLD a lot of the time
Pretty. I'll avoid it and just appreciate the beauty of it in the video. Thanks for saving me the trip.
I get it alot of u people don't want other people to move to Idaho. But really please be nice to people.They just want what we have peace and quiet. Freedom to buy where they want. Just think if they had said that to our for father's, where would we be now ? U really hate bullies that say don't come here, but we r friendly and caring people just not to outsiders.
Love your channel! Can you do one for SS benefits? VA HOSPITALS? ❤️
watch a lot of your videos and when this came up I was wondering if my hometown (Salmon) was going to be listed. so exciting to see them get this positive bit of information for such an amazing town.
Hope you enjoy it!
Salmon's a great place to live if you love the outdoors. I've lived here since 1974 and there's still a lot of places I haven't seen. Its remote location allows for a fine medical facility but it still has the small town atmosphere.
Don't come here. We're all filled up.
That’s right, you heard emm…ain’t worth your time just move to San Francisco or wherever, jump of a gD cliff for all I care really…we got plenty of losers sniffing their own farts and trying to change this great state, am feeling violent, it’s very generous. Any way am with Sonny here…tell you the truth, you all can go UCK yourselfs..go back the way you came freaks….it’s very generous.☹️
Been that way for a while. Illegals and Californians.
Indeed he are having shoot outs for bread and milk
cold wet winters and hot summer like most states. good hospitals in Idaho give Idaho a solid A in services many have air ambulance
Used to live across the border from Driggs in Wyoming. Absolutely loved it
Driggs has grand targhee ski/snowboard resort right there also. Great resort, offers cat skiing. There’s a distillery, forgot the name, and rafting. Spot on with number one sir, great town.
There’s no such place, liar. Making shut up.
I second this. Between Driggs and Victor there’s a few brewpub’s too. Quick trip over the pass into Jackson without having to pay to stay the night in Jackson.
@@RetirementGoals1 oh absolutely right on this
I'm from Boise but have been to Idaho City, St. Anthony and Salmon. They are neat towns. Love Idaho, very gorgeous state.
OMG Salmon sucks the people suck misery lOVES company here, obviously you don’t live here, moving next year! There isn’t anything here but drunks and druggies and felons!
Island Park to Rexburg can tale 4-5 hours or more in the winter. Sometimes you just don't get to go no matter what.
Pretty spot on, I’d replace Idaho City (do not have California plates on your car if you move there) with Victor which is down the highway from Driggs. Idaho City is in dire need of city planning, they do NOT like change. Island Park, you’re driving a good half hour or more for a real grocery store. Salmon is great, I live in Boise and continue to look at property in Salmon for a future retirement house. Nice job.
Not like change ? The most recent downtown building was built in the 19th century.
That’s why these place’s are nice. If you want your Starbucks move back to California, shitbird
A better tip is to not come to Idaho from California at all.
@@vogelfreiinderwuste4770 I really don’t understand the hate for some of us Californians, There is a lot of us conservatives trying to go to states with like minded people we don’t like it here either🙄
Love the list, 👊🏽😁🇺🇸 but the winter weather in the east is super different than the western part of the state by Idaho City. I won't say its worse than the pan handle. But it's serious and something you have to look into.
Californians might want to check out West Virginia along with Idaho,the real estate prices and property taxes in West Virginia are among the lowest in the US.
Good list I'm surprised some towns in North Idaho didn't make the list.
We like it that way. Lol
Spent many memorable summers in Idaho City as a kid. I miss my home State! In Florida for a couple more years
St Anthony is between Island Park and Rexburg with Idaho Falls beyond that, but you gave Rexburg as the town for hospital and such for Island Park, but made it sound as though you'd have to go to Idaho Falls for the same from St Anthony when Rexburg (much closer) would work as well.
Very unfriendly state. My California tagged car got keyed and all sorts of derogatory words scratched into it while passing through. Pretty sure if I'd stayed in in town longer someone would have Chad daybelled me.
Me: I’m American
Idahoan: Ok. What kind of American are you?
Me: uh, California
Idaho:
I really appreciate your hard work on statistics of different state's. Our grandson insisted in the Airforce. We just made a trip to Dover AFB. Having prior knowledge from you and Nick Johnson on the location. Gives us insight of areas. Thank you
Yay!!! So excited for this video. You’re always so detailed but hilarious at the same time. You’re awesome Briggs!! Looking forward to see the Washington version soon 🤪
whew, he didnt mention my town. influx of californians to this list. if you know you know. good ice cream in idaho city btw
He didn’t mention my towns either which I was also thankful about - real estate market is insane right now and I’m out in middle of nowhere Idaho county
Have you heard on Blanchard North Idaho, it's a wide spot on the road, if you blink you miss it, there is a church, post office, library, mercantile, burger place, gas station, Stoneridge resort which is golfing, lots of acreage homes, 7 miles east of spirit lake, 14 miles from Newport washington.
Have been to Salmon Id. many times as my father and brother used to live there....Most recently bout 2 yrs ago on an RV trip even though neither is there anymore.....Thought i was going to move there upon my retirement but i met someone and things changed lol...Still love Salmon though...
There is less humidity in some places here, people from places like Washington who are used to high humidity say the air is dry and sometimes their nose or throat dries. I'd recommend bringing a humidifier or stay more hydrated than usual. It's decent weather here, but it's just strangely dry which can make a hot or cold day unpleasant, especially if you have pollen or grass allergies
You forgot Hagerman. It's still relatively inexpensive for housing, 20 minutes from a hospital (North Canyon in Gooding), a ton of recreational opportunities, close to two separate hot springs, and the best watermelons in the state. It slso tends to stay a little bit warmer, because it's protected by the canyon.
It's beautiful but a friend and I have both looked there and found nothing.
@@andrealmoseley6575 Inventory is picking up now. There is definitely more on market.
Pretty Humid as I recall, little hotter in the summer also.
Driggs Idaho, I tried to n
By a new condo there last May. Everything was sold, I was on a waiting list, sux months later a home fell out if contract and offered to me. But I had bought a home in Tucson.
I was escaping California. Also that area is gorgeous, you are right about that Tetons and swan valley.
Idaho is completely unlivable. You can't afford to live here at all, everything is overpriced. Most of these towns get snowed in over the winter and having a snowmobile is necessary.
Idaho is beautiful like eastern Oregon and Washington. Conservative too!
Lake Oswego is real nice if you have millions. I have family in Rigby near Idaho Falls. Probably not on your list.
Rigby is growing 😢
I really wanted to move my family to Idaho as a conservative Christian but the rent has gone up like crazy and I gave up. In Nevada now. Deciding whether or not to plant our roots here.
What'd you end up doing mate?
I love the little Briggs graphics in the new thumbnails
Should do Great Rural Towns in Texas.
Hush. We have enough infiltrators.
Let’s do Wisconsin
I think he has
Teton Thai in Driggs is soooo good!
Edit: Also, I go to school in Eastern Idaho! Love it and it truly feels like a hidden gem.
Did you know people in Idaho cant afford land here anymore and the overall job situation is pretty bad.ill never understand how they can sell this for 600,000 and the average income for rich Idahoans is about 60,000 a year so this whole state is all fucked off
ALWAYS WANTED TO VISIT THIS STATE,.. THANKS BRIGGS.😃👍
who could afford the medical anyway, better to know someone that could help you when you need
Another great video! Lots of information on some very cool places
You can live anywhere you want if you own an RV.
But for no longer than 2 weeks in one place.
Good luck buying here lol the most igspensive property in the country cold ass winters and short summers many transplants here moving to warmer weather texas florida Arizona
maybe do a small town for best rent. long time retired so under 1300 a month so not buying which you seem biased towards
There are small town for a reason and encouraging people to move will make them not small towns and ruin it for the people that built their whole lives there do the right thing moved to any state besides Idaho
Been to Idaho City. Funky little town.
I live in idaho and I’d definitely put Albion on there
Sure it's checks out.
Sure. How about the cost. It would be great. Never worries about that..
Ashton is a charming town located just off Hwy. 20, between St. Anthony and Island Park. If you’re considering that area, check it out.
You could update this series of videos, since now we have starlink and lack internet of service isn't really a problem for small towns anymore.
Driggs is a really nice town. The ski resort above it (in wyoming) is expanding. I hope it never becomes like Jackson.
It will.
I'd much prefer living in Dietrich or Shoshone. It's a short-ish drive to Twin Falls.
My family moved out of Oregon when it turned into a democratic state so we flood not really flood, but we moved to Saint Henry and life here has been extremely good. I mean I don’t live in Saint Henry anymore. I’m going to school Idaho Falls so I’m not that far away definitely going to move in the Saint Henry when I graduate
American Falls was the best place to grow up in
My own private Idaho. 😃
I was in Island Park last year. Loved it! Came home (Denver) and started looking at homes to buy. Home prices were higher than Colorado!
Yeppers, everything is going UP
My neighbor moved to Kamiah in the early 50s, 2 bedroom house on about 10 acres. $14.000, town folks laughed about how badly he was taken. Times do change.
In 1993, I bought 17 acres with two power poles, phone line nearby, about 30% cleared with rest forest, and a creek for $2500/acre and locals thought I got robbed.
@@PatrickThreewit No trying to be a jerk but your comment tickled my funny bone. What was the value of the two poles you bought the property with? 😉
It would be nice if you could show the locations of the towns, within the state, a little more clearly. It would be easier to spot trends that way.
I'm retired and living in WA State but thinking of So. OR area but close enough to Hwy 5 around 1/2 day ride to the Bay Area in CA.
Can't wait to see what Massachusetts has to offer :)
i remember going to a gas station in Island park, a family of 4 came out of the woods with a 4dr ATV and shotguns, dire straits "money for nothing" was blasting on the radio i was like "yeahhhh this place is awesome😎"
Muy Lindo El Estado De Idaho Apenas Tengo 3 Años viviendo Aqui Precioso 👍👍👍✌✌✌✌
Surprised Sandpoint, Rathdrum, or Hayden didn't make the list.
As a North Idahoan, I’m surprised post falls or CDA didn’t make it. I mean look at Riverstone, or lake Ponderay. I think he’s trying to make sure people don’t move here!
@@JailEnforcement Well he did say rural, I wouldn't consider those too rural unless compared to Spokane, but yeah, those places make great retirement areas as well. You need good medical nearby, and CDA has it.
I'm a recent migrant myself, not for retirement though. More of a political refugee.
Have fun with the snow
Definitely full here and winters are terrible… may want to stay in California or Oregon
My son lives in Driggs. Very thin air and a brutal climate. Scenic beyond belief, though.
I'm tired of being out bid by sight unseen buyers. I want to move back to Idaho!
I think I bought the cheapest house in Idaho back in February / 60K 👍
Nice!!
WHERE
@@andrealmoseley6575 Clearwater County
Was it Chad daybells house? That whole states full of his followers and they supposedly are willing to do the same to any outsiders. It's a very eirie feeling area. All the way from Pocatello to Island Park. Diggs is fine. Lots of bud light drinkers and gays to make naked nature walks and forest orgies fun.
The last thing we need is Californians coming to tell us Idahoans how to do things if you are going to move here don’t think you are going to change Idaho
“Something for every price range”, damn I’m poor 😳
Okay, anyone thinking about Island Park, that is a MAJOR tourist area, population is going to jump in the summer, close to Yellowstone. Salmon, tourists as well, and heavy snow in the winter, great camping area though. St Anthony has a juvenile correction facility. Driggs is a nice place, back side of the Tetons is a nice view, but you will be getting socked by winter.
Salmon does not get heavy snow, I live here lol
were full thanks for passing thru
Love your content! A video suggestion.
America's most walk-able/bike friendly suburbs.
Thanks Briggs. Gives me options to move closer to the grandkids. I didn’t expect it so soon.
I want to move here. We’re a conservative young family just trying to find our place of peace in a quiet, rural fixer upper homestead. I want to produce, not consume.
yo... caaant wait👌😁👌
I loved my time in Idaho. I bailed because taxes were way outa control.
That’s right move to California
Naw. I saved several thousand dollars each year where I’m at. You can have calidaho. Idaho is the diet version of California.
@@thehimself4056 if you say so…👏🏼😤
@@thehimself4056 I am curious/nosey.......... where do you live now?
Don’t worry. I helped establish something for the snowflakes of the world in Idaho. Look up Idaho second amendment alliance. You are welcome. 😀.
The biggest fight in getting second amendment bills passed through Idaho. Was the republicans.
Nosey question.
I live on top of a small mountain. I can see a city in the distance. But it’s over an hour away. In the state of North Dakota. 😉