It's so beautiful in that area of NC. I can't even begin to describe it.
.. and I'm in FL, one block from the Gulf of Mexico.
.. and I'm in FL, one block from the Gulf of Mexico.
Mortgage free and looking to move
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Thats pretty much the opposite of what the OP is looking to do, so not much help you are lol.
Doubtful. If that were the case, I wouldnt hate the influx of Nevada, AZ and NM plates every summer when these tards migrate to the ocean and start cluttering up our freeways with their pokey asses.
My wife and I fell in love with St Pete last year when we went there for vacation. Jealous for sure.
I work in downtown Phoenix and there are a lot of nice apartments/condos down the street from the high-rise I work in: http://www.apartmentguide.com/neighborhoods/Arizona/Phoenix/Downtown/
Here's one that specifically goes for the "loft" experience. It's even in their name, lol: http://www.apartmentguide.com/apartments/Arizona/Phoenix/Skyline-Lofts/82369/
Here's one that specifically goes for the "loft" experience. It's even in their name, lol: http://www.apartmentguide.com/apartments/Arizona/Phoenix/Skyline-Lofts/82369/
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Sodosopa?
HahahahaSodosopa?
That's funny, becuase before I got done driving the 5 from SF to LA and then the 10 to AZ I was googling how to yell "get the **** out of the left lane" in Spanish.
Wilmington, in my view, of the cities you named, the best life style and year round weather. Additionally, there is a big College that brings in decent quality intertainment. Car scene is ok, easy ride down to Myrtle Beach.
age 30 and already paid off your mortgage?? What are your keys to success I'm 28 and still have 115k to go lol
Should have taken out that 30yr the same day you were delivered per SVTP financial consulting. What were you doing for those 9 months? Reading LS1Tech? ;-)
My guess is the OP kept his budget low or got an inheritance to help out. Either way, smart man paying off his mortgage.
You only live once!!! Why not do all 3??? Sign a 1 year lease at each location. Then in the middle of your 3rd year, come up with a new 3 year plan based off your experiences over the last 3 years. The 3 places you mentioned are all so different. That's what I would try to do if your job allows it. Go where the road takes you. Good luck.
!!! and i thought i was doing fairly well by getting my mortgage at 24 I guess I shouldve shot for 18 and taken out a 10yr mortgage hahaIf you come to where I am(Seattle) then get ready for some rain !! (Rain about 300 days out of the year)
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