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Old 03-17-2009, 06:48 PM
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TN u are so wrong....I cant even tell you the AMOUNT of North Easterners, NY and NJ people who live here and they are coming in Droves..and some of us joke that it will be another Little North except for people here forgot where they came from because they sold their homes for Tremendous amounts of money back up North and bought these huge homes and have very little mortgages so on and so forth...however..Florida and Ohio are right behind them..in moving to NC...especially where we live...
We have a few families that relocated here from New Jersey but we're overrun with escaped Floridians. I have an uncle that lives near Concord, NC and he says the amount of Floridians that have moved there is sick. lol
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Old 03-17-2009, 06:49 PM
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Yup, I heard about all the folks from NY and NJ moving to Charlotte... another S FL on your hands! I bet the natives are so pleased!

Pretty much why I crossed Charlotte off my list. A lot of nice ppl still there, but becoming another NY or S FL. No thanks!
OMG so right you are my friend

Its not even funny, when the Northern people get tired of the Northerners we have a problem...ROFL
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Old 03-17-2009, 06:51 PM
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We have a few families that relocated here from New Jersey but we're overrun with escaped Floridians. I have an uncle that lives near Concord, NC and he says the amount of Floridians that have moved there is sick. lol
and so right you are...lol

Most of the influx is from NY, NJ, FL, OH, and cant forget CALIFORNIA they want a slice of UTOPIA TOO...hahaha...

U know I wonder what is going to be the next POPULAR UTOPIA????

when we all run out of space...
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Old 03-17-2009, 07:37 PM
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TN u are so wrong....I cant even tell you the AMOUNT of North Easterners, NY and NJ people who live here and they are coming in Droves..and some of us joke that it will be another Little North except for people here forgot where they came from because they sold their homes for Tremendous amounts of money back up North and bought these huge homes and have very little mortgages so on and so forth...however..Florida and Ohio are right behind them..in moving to NC...especially where we live...
I personally know 3 people from Ohio and 2 from Illinois that move and rave about Charlotte...

not really my thing though.
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Old 03-17-2009, 07:45 PM
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Jealous, no way! I love it here. I can wear shorts everyday and never ever have to shovel snow or worry about ice. There are as many cookie cutter houses here and anywhere else. Traffic is a little better in Florida -- no snow delays. Sure Florida has done some poor urban planning but what state that is growing (or was growing) does not have planning problems? Best of all, I don't have the expense of heating my home in the winter.
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G u know what its a nice place here but also not for us....
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Jealous, no way! I love it here. I can wear shorts everyday and never ever have to shovel snow or worry about ice. There are as many cookie cutter houses here and anywhere else. Traffic is a little better in Florida -- no snow delays. Sure Florida has done some poor urban planning but what state that is growing (or was growing) does not have planning problems? Best of all, I don't have the expense of heating my home in the winter.
shorts everyday? do you work? Going to work in july in a business suit is no fun.
Yeah no snow delays, plenty of traffic delays because most people here have multiple cars.
isn't your heating bill trumped by the high AC... I know mine is, gas heating bill was only bad for a few years.... down here I can see 400 a month for an electric bill in the summer.
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Old 03-17-2009, 08:17 PM
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WHY BE JEALOUS?

Jealous of the high taxes? They can pay some of mine - lol.

Jealous of the buckets of snow that drop?

Jealous of the high price to heat homes?



Tax Burden By State
[SIZE=2]If all other things are equal, a state with a lower burden is a more attractive place to retire than a state with a higher one. To get a true sense of which state is less expensive, you need to look at state and local tax burdens. Only then do the low tax states stand out. [/SIZE]

[SIZE=2]It is estimated by the Tax Foundation that the nation as a whole will pay on average 9.7% of its income in state and local taxes in 2008, down from 9.9% in 2007 primarily because income grew faster than tax collections between 2007 and 2008.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]New Jersey residents paid 11.8%, topping the charts. New Yorkers were close behind, paying 11.7%, and Connecticut was third at 11.1%. The top 10 were rounded out by Maryland (10.8%), Hawaii (10.6%), California (10.5%), Ohio (10.4%). Vermont (10.3%), Wisconsin (10.2%) and Rhode Island (10.2%).[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]Alaskans pay the least, 6.4 percent in 2008, but Nevada is close at 6.6 percent. In four states the residents pay between 7 and 8 percent of their income in state and local taxes: Wyoming (7.0%), Florida (7.4%), New Hampshire (7.6%) and South Dakota (7.9%). Four other states round out the bottom 10: Tennessee (8.3%), Texas (8.4%), Louisiana (8.4%) and Arizona (8.5%).[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]For more information about the tax burden in each state, click here.[/SIZE] [SIZE=1]Sources: [/SIZE]
[SIZE=1]* Individual state tax and revenue departments [/SIZE]
[SIZE=1]* State Tax Handbook (2009); published by CCH Inc.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=1]* Federation of Tax Administrators [/SIZE]
[SIZE=1]* The Tax Foundation [/SIZE]
[SIZE=1]* National Conference of State Legislatures[/SIZE]
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[SIZE=1]Completely updated: January 2009; periodic updates during the year[/SIZE]
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Old 03-17-2009, 08:49 PM
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We have a few families that relocated here from New Jersey but we're overrun with escaped Floridians. I have an uncle that lives near Concord, NC and he says the amount of Floridians that have moved there is sick. lol
You blame em?
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Old 03-17-2009, 08:52 PM
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OMG so right you are my friend

Its not even funny, when the Northern people get tired of the Northerners we have a problem...ROFL
Yikes, that's bad! But honestly, and you probably already know this, but it gets even worse once you hit S FL. Charlotte cant even begin to compare to S FL when it comes to NY/NJ transplants, and at times, the pushy, aggressive attitudes that come along with em.

No kidding, some of the older NY/NJ folks will literally run your a$$ over with their cart in the grocery store if you are in their way. Some of them are awful! And S FL has a ton of them too!
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