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Since this "situation" started in March, there has been a movement to suburb/rural areas from large cities...no surprise there. I live in a rural area of upstate NY..about 4 hours NW of NYC. I am beyond the 2-3 hour window from the city that most of these folks are looking for. I do, however, know contractors/realtors in the Catskills to my east(within their desired area). Wether its for a weekend retreat, full time home, or a bugout location(which they would never admit to), the real estate market over that way has been BUSY. I find it a bit hard to believe there have been bidding wars on properties that some have only seen in video tours and online descriptions...
Covid19 put the slams to a horse acquaintance retiring from SW Ohio and building on her property in the UP (Michigan’s Upper Peninsula).
Yesterday (Friday) I learned she and her husband purchased a BIG piece of land with ample pasture and a 2 bedroom log home; ready to move in and out the horses in an already fenced pasture.
They ended up in a bidding war
The news stations in Nashville had a blurp regarding how amazed real estate agents are at the strong real estate sales in the area, although I can’t remember if they commented on locale.
When we moved to Nebraska from Illinois a year ago we knew we wanted to come to a general area. We had a friend here who hooked us up with a realtor, and then she took her iphone and did some walk-throughs for us to see them. I also joined a few of the local buy/sell groups on FaceBook and that helped us find the house we wanted, and she went and checked it out...
WARNING: BAD GUN LAWS
Nebraskans need a purchase permit or a carry permit to buy a handgun. Private sales are illegal.
Are there realtors, companies, or agents that specialize and advise in finding the right town? I would like to move from a suburb to a smaller town. I have a few areas and states in mind, but could probably use a specialist since there are so many options and so many different places I would have to visit. Do such people exist that you can hire to help you narrow the choices out of all of the potential options we have nationwide?
The right town can only be determined by you, not some realtor or company who simply wants to sell you a property.
Except that you don't have the selection like other states (limited by the CA Roster) limited to the Glock 3.
California classifies the Taurus Judge as a "sawed-off" shotgun (illegal). I can carry it in my vehicle or person, concealed or open, with no permit or license of any sort in Wyoming. Wyoming's laws are different from California's; so are the people.
I can tolerate cold; I can tolerate heat; I cannot tolerate laws made for slaves.
California classifies the Taurus Judge as a "sawed-off" shotgun (illegal). I can carry it in my vehicle or person, concealed or open, with no permit or license of any sort in Wyoming. Wyoming's laws are different from California's; so are the people.
I can tolerate cold; I can tolerate heat; I cannot tolerate laws made for slaves.
And how many times in the last 50 or 70 years have you needed said weapon? In your mind, every day. In your imagination on a daily basis.. Please tell me. Maybe life is more dangerous
In Wyoming than CA
Except that you don't have the selection like other states (limited by the CA Roster) limited to the Glock 3.
Do I need a Glock 5 to hit a target? Or will a 3 also work? Please answer. Thank you
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