Want to Move out of Texas (cheap house, to buy, schools)

[Rachael84]

Originally Posted by LovinDecatur

That's right. Anyone on here with a pair of working eyeballs knows where, when and by whom the trouble starts.

Look at his posts. He bashes NY ALL the time. I really don't ever bring up Texas as much as southerners bring up NY.

It isn't me starting it. Just so you know, Moderator cut: see comment

[Rachael84]

Originally Posted by machiavelli1

Can you read??? I said I grew up there.

And stop telling fibs, you have already said you have never been to Texas which is a state you bash

You should write down all the things you say on here so you can review them prior to posting so all of us don't catch you trying to lie

I actually just went recently to see the Astros play since my husband is a fan, so yes, I have been

[machiavelli1]

Originally Posted by AK123

You've said in other threads that someone "just spending a weekend" in NYC isn't enough to be able to have a valid opinion of it.

So the same has to be said with you and Houston/Texas. Especially since with most of what you say about it, it's obvious you're really uninformed.

Very true

[Boompa]

Get out while you can

[FlyDrive100b]

Originally Posted by ckhthankgod

Actually, the job market is relatively good right now. It depends on your abilities and experience and the home prices are more affordable than many other places. Our housing market is stable too. Here's some good info. to check out: Central New York Jobs

Syracuse housing market ranks high in new report on economies of 100 largest metropolitan areas - syracuse.com

Upstate NY has been losing jobs for quite some time, and continues to lose jobs , the prices are high because the property tax rates are among the nation's highest , they tax you out of your home's value.

Granted, the horrible economy and the taxes along with the cold weather meant that home prices never went up or spiked.

[Bo]

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[Cupcake77]

Originally Posted by Boompa

Get out while you can

I agree and you won't regret it. Texas is not a good place to live. Most people are stuck there.

I suggest Colorado, the job market there has gotten much better and the air is fresh and clean. Ir would really help your sinus issues and you can hike and so all the activities you want to all year around.

It's chepaer to live there vs NY.

[machiavelli1]

Originally Posted by Cupcake77

I agree and you won't regret it. Texas is not a good place to live. Most people are stuck there.

I suggest Colorado, the job market there has gotten much better and the air is fresh and clean. Ir would really help your sinus issues and you can hike and so all the activities you want to all year around.

It's chepaer to live there vs NY.

I agree, Colorado is a MUCH MUCH MUCH better place to live than NY

Try Colorado Springs or Fort Collins

[Spade]

Originally Posted by Cupcake77

I agree and you won't regret it. Texas is not a good place to live. Most people are stuck there.

According to whom? To you? How about we answer the OP's question instead of finding ways to denigrate the state of Texas. Most people LOVE it in Texas.

[Cupcake77]

Originally Posted by Spade

According to whom? To you? How about we answer the OP's question instead of finding ways to denigrate the state of Texas. Most people LOVE it in Texas.

I did answer his question. Keep reading.. you can't miss it.