:) :) you should consider having a rubber boat in your back yard to float away when the next tusnami comes !!! or better live several miles inland... :)
A lot of good information here. I'd recommend that if you're going to do a talking head video (especially at 20 minutes long) you break it up with much more media (photos, video, graphics, etc).
@@LivingOnTheOregonCoast Hahahahaha Seth’s mug is perfectly acceptable. Big fan of the Oregon Coast. We’re from Iowa and vacation there every year. Can’t wait to see what you do with this channel!
Thanks for your support! The Oregon Coast is a beautiful place. Let us know next time you come this way if you want to grab coffee. Curious, what part of the Oregon Coast do Iowans usually visit?
@@LivingOnTheOregonCoast Gold Beach is our “home away from home” but we’ve spent some time in Depoe Bay and Newport. We love coffee! Where are you guys based out of?
Awesome. Make sure and take a jet boat trip up the Rogue river if you haven't(one of our favorite activities). We would suggest the long trip(the good stuff is farther upriver). We have offices in Portland and Coos Bay. Our team spends time all up and down the Coast though. Seth spends a lot of time on the Northern Coast but has family with a house in Gold Beach so he gets down there from time to time as well.
Your videos are really helpful, great video, very informative, I’m so surprised that there ain’t enough info about the Oregon coast life style on UA-cam, I want to move to the coast next year, and your videos are helping a lot!
Thanks for the feedback Angel. It really helps. We'll continue to put out videos of the Oregon Coast and we'll be ready to help you when you're ready to move to the Oregon Coast!
Your comment about the lack of heavy traffic along Hwy 101 is WAY off the mark from March through August. That's half the year that it's almost bumper-to-bumper. The other half of the year? I agree, not too bad.
Fair point. It can be bumper to bumper as you get into Seaside until Gearhart, and most of the way through Lincoln City even outside of peak season. But it's all relative. Many people watching this are from Portland or CA and the traffic on the Coast is nothing compared to those places.
I rent an apartment in Brookings for elderly and disabled persons and was on a waiting list for 7 years. Finally moved in February 1st, 2022. Many people live in RVs and there are quite a few RV parks all along the coast. I lived that way for over a year and for me it wasn't an optimal lifestyle. Prepare to make many sacrifices if you go that route. The bottom line is that it is very difficult to find affordable rentals on the coast. You may try looking at the inland towns, Myrtle Point for example.
@@davidirwin4067 Well, you got that right! I live in Roseburg now. Crazy gas prices won't allow me to even visit! I'm retired and disabled also. I'm going to have to find a new dream. I wish you many beautiful sunsets! Good luck!
Basic apartments around here cost $1000/month and up. Depending on your income there are some very decent subsidized apmts though. Is that an option for you? My rent is very good at Jerstad Manor. They have 3 empty apartments.
Nice video but I can't help but feel it's a drinking game for how many times you say "Oregon Coast". I only made it 10.5 minutes before I passed out. LOL!
@@paigeb1318 thanks for saying that. We like to keep it positive. Most of the complaints are probably valid. This is a new channel and our videos will only improve.
Lots of good information, but maybe in the future include more cutaway pictures in the editing. Pictures or video that matchs up to the things your discussing. Long shots of you just talking and gesturing doesn't really help the content of the video
There is too a Sales Tax! Oregon, like California, had a tax revolt that created a limited property tax. Its why the Oregon Government is so keen on finding new ways to tax often disguised by the name. Two years ago, the sales tax was initiated though called "corporate activity tax". This is a tax directly imposed on "gross receipts" on any business with gross receipts of as little as one million. Since most cash register software allows for sales taxes, one is now seeing this line added. The amount is small now; but like in California, it is the camel getting his head in the tent with the rest to follow. The Oregonians also love taxes being now mostly from California bringing disastrous socialism up with them. 2/3rd of those taxes proposed via the ballot are approved and mostly feed the public payrolls. There is a saying in Oregon, the public worker is paid twice as much for twice as long for half the productivity compared to the private sector. Oregon is ruled by Portland with the laws and regulations driven by Portland's problems. The bureaucratic demands on home building is so high that only expensive homes are worth building. Oregon is the first imposing statewide rent control. The eviction moratorium remains with the latest extension to the end of June 2022 for 28 months. With so many landlords now bankrupt, loosing there rentals to foreclosure, selling off their rentals to owner occupied to escape the abuse, and simply not going into that business; 50% of the rental stock was eliminated in 2021 alone. Oregon is chasing away private business, growing/adding bureaucracies, converting the middle class to one of only public workers, and attracting retirees who have cash flow from out of state or the lavish Public Employee Retirement System. Every year, additional burdens are placee on private businesses like high minimum wages, additional payroll taxes, and over the top responses to cold and flu viruses. This is not a place to come for a business unless its servicing the public bureaucracies. Heck, the schools here only do banker's hours four days a week in many places and even requiring parents provide the school books.
"Cat", here! With Covid and the I-ain't-gonna-work-'cuz-I-get-more-money-sittin'-on-my-arse-pay-me-sucker movement, you will find more pump-it-yourself-fool goin' on?
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Moved from So Cal 15 years ago to Brookings., Took me about 15 minutes to adapt. Best move in my life.
Lots of Californians in Brookings.
:) :) you should consider having a rubber boat in your back yard to float away when the next tusnami comes !!! or better live several miles inland... :)
A lot of good information here. I'd recommend that if you're going to do a talking head video (especially at 20 minutes long) you break it up with much more media (photos, video, graphics, etc).
Good tip. Most people probably don’t want to stare at Seth’s mug for that long! 😝
@@LivingOnTheOregonCoast Hahahahaha Seth’s mug is perfectly acceptable. Big fan of the Oregon Coast. We’re from Iowa and vacation there every year. Can’t wait to see what you do with this channel!
Thanks for your support! The Oregon Coast is a beautiful place. Let us know next time you come this way if you want to grab coffee. Curious, what part of the Oregon Coast do Iowans usually visit?
@@LivingOnTheOregonCoast Gold Beach is our “home away from home” but we’ve spent some time in Depoe Bay and Newport. We love coffee! Where are you guys based out of?
Awesome. Make sure and take a jet boat trip up the Rogue river if you haven't(one of our favorite activities). We would suggest the long trip(the good stuff is farther upriver). We have offices in Portland and Coos Bay. Our team spends time all up and down the Coast though. Seth spends a lot of time on the Northern Coast but has family with a house in Gold Beach so he gets down there from time to time as well.
Your videos are really helpful, great video, very informative, I’m so surprised that there ain’t enough info about the Oregon coast life style on UA-cam, I want to move to the coast next year, and your videos are helping a lot!
Thanks for the feedback Angel. It really helps. We'll continue to put out videos of the Oregon Coast and we'll be ready to help you when you're ready to move to the Oregon Coast!
Are you crazy
@@mikesgirl1988 What you mean, Yvette? Oh, you must mean that Tsunami thing!
Just starting to think about!
"Cat", here! You, really, should have mentioned that Oregon is the perfect place to live if you WORK ONLINE!
Moe's sucks and the real chowder is tucked away in a magical little place called Nye Beach at The Chowder Bowl
Why are you in a room with nothing but echo ? Can't hear
Your comment about the lack of heavy traffic along Hwy 101 is WAY off the mark from March through August. That's half the year that it's almost bumper-to-bumper. The other half of the year? I agree, not too bad.
Lol so very true
Fair point. It can be bumper to bumper as you get into Seaside until Gearhart, and most of the way through Lincoln City even outside of peak season. But it's all relative. Many people watching this are from Portland or CA and the traffic on the Coast is nothing compared to those places.
Wish I could find a room to rent in Brookings. I want to retire there. It's been my dream for the past few years.
I rent an apartment in Brookings for elderly and disabled persons and was on a waiting list for 7 years. Finally moved in February 1st, 2022. Many people live in RVs and there are quite a few RV parks all along the coast. I lived that way for over a year and for me it wasn't an optimal lifestyle. Prepare to make many sacrifices if you go that route. The bottom line is that it is very difficult to find affordable rentals on the coast. You may try looking at the inland towns, Myrtle Point for example.
@@davidirwin4067 Well, you got that right! I live in Roseburg now. Crazy gas prices won't allow me to even visit! I'm retired and disabled also. I'm going to have to find a new dream. I wish you many beautiful sunsets! Good luck!
Basic apartments around here cost $1000/month and up. Depending on your income there are some very decent subsidized apmts though. Is that an option for you? My rent is very good at Jerstad Manor. They have 3 empty apartments.
Nice video but I can't help but feel it's a drinking game for how many times you say "Oregon Coast". I only made it 10.5 minutes before I passed out. LOL!
The background music in this video is annoying,...very distracting and makes the whole thing hard to listen to.
Thanks for the feedback. We're better reatlors than youtubers and our newer videos have improved.
I think your video was great! Next best thing to being there. Thank you!
@@paigeb1318 thanks for saying that. We like to keep it positive. Most of the complaints are probably valid. This is a new channel and our videos will only improve.
Don't make the oregon coast culture to be urban culture like in Portland, Seattle,….@@LivingOnTheOregonCoast
Lots of good information, but maybe in the future include more cutaway pictures in the editing. Pictures or video that matchs up to the things your discussing. Long shots of you just talking and gesturing doesn't really help the content of the video
There is too a Sales Tax! Oregon, like California, had a tax revolt that created a limited property tax. Its why the Oregon Government is so keen on finding new ways to tax often disguised by the name. Two years ago, the sales tax was initiated though called "corporate activity tax". This is a tax directly imposed on "gross receipts" on any business with gross receipts of as little as one million. Since most cash register software allows for sales taxes, one is now seeing this line added. The amount is small now; but like in California, it is the camel getting his head in the tent with the rest to follow. The Oregonians also love taxes being now mostly from California bringing disastrous socialism up with them. 2/3rd of those taxes proposed via the ballot are approved and mostly feed the public payrolls. There is a saying in Oregon, the public worker is paid twice as much for twice as long for half the productivity compared to the private sector. Oregon is ruled by Portland with the laws and regulations driven by Portland's problems. The bureaucratic demands on home building is so high that only expensive homes are worth building. Oregon is the first imposing statewide rent control. The eviction moratorium remains with the latest extension to the end of June 2022 for 28 months. With so many landlords now bankrupt, loosing there rentals to foreclosure, selling off their rentals to owner occupied to escape the abuse, and simply not going into that business; 50% of the rental stock was eliminated in 2021 alone. Oregon is chasing away private business, growing/adding bureaucracies, converting the middle class to one of only public workers, and attracting retirees who have cash flow from out of state or the lavish Public Employee Retirement System. Every year, additional burdens are placee on private businesses like high minimum wages, additional payroll taxes, and over the top responses to cold and flu viruses. This is not a place to come for a business unless its servicing the public bureaucracies. Heck, the schools here only do banker's hours four days a week in many places and even requiring parents provide the school books.
There is a sale tax in Ashland
Don't forget to mention that you CANNOT (per state law) pump your own gas....
Yes! That one has definitely caught a few people from out of state by surprise in the past.
"Cat", here! With Covid and the I-ain't-gonna-work-'cuz-I-get-more-money-sittin'-on-my-arse-pay-me-sucker movement, you will find more pump-it-yourself-fool goin' on?
Stop saying (OREGON COAST) 900 TIME DURING YOUR VIDEO'S..