Iowa or Nebraska???????

[RonnieJonez]

Kind of like asking, Burger King or McDonalds? There's a difference, yet nothing substantial. Iowa is known for its high property taxes (not sure how that is justified), there are no land/water barriers in Iowa, and it's a long way from becoming overcrowded.

[pissy]

Originally Posted by capitalcityguy

Both states are large geographically and diverse in terms of have some very small towns and a few mid-sized cities. I think you need to narrow down what you're looking for first. It is pretty hard to lump an entire state in one group and define it. e.g....living in BFE Nebraska isn't going to be the same as living in downtown Omaha, Nebraska.

Also, (and please don't be offended), but the types of questions you're asking (i.e...state tax rates, what is Quad City) is found within 2 seconds by doing a google search.

No offense taken.
BUT I am on a "forum" seeking opinions "input" thus why I am here.....and believe me have "googled" many quesitons already. Doing my due diligence extensively. Like to hear what other people think!

[RonnieJonez]

Originally Posted by pissy

No offense taken.
BUT I am on a "forum" seeking opinions "input" thus why I am here.....and believe me have "googled" many quesitons already. Doing my due diligence extensively. Like to hear what other people think!

His name should be pissy, not yours, lol.