Thank you for all of these videos! I'm Canadian but engaged to a Texan and your channel has helped answer a lot of questions for me. Little bit closer to the Lubbock family!
Hey Andrew, great information to know! As an overtaxed, unhappy guy from expensive cost of living California, I hope to move & relocate to Texas next year. And being a GOP-Conservative I would look forward to the friendliness culture of Texas with its mostly conservative views in politics.
Was stationed at Reese AFB in the early '80s and eventually settled in the Central Valley of CA after my USAF career. Living in an Ag town here for the last 30 years, we are looking at Texas to retire on a couple of acres. Btw, a "ranchette" acre around us goes for $275K just for the land. Been to DFW and Houston last fall and going back to Houston, Austin and SA in May, just to look around some more. Thanks for the "NEED to know" segment.
Is an 80k down payment for a Fort Worth texas home around the 350-400k range any good? I'm trying to get out of Los Angeles, and I won't bring the negative baggage of this city with me.
@@LubbockLiving This video was a year ago. Is it still the same over there? New York is not the same as it was last year. Do you guys also have a migrant issue as well?
It's only more favorable to not be taxed on your income if you make over 100,000$ a year. But ALSO keep in mind, that Texas gets a lot of it's taxes from sales tax. Compared to Missouri, where I live... we may have a state income tax, but that means you only pay more if you EARN more... and that works far better for rural people, who tend to have lower incomes and own lots of land. Texas has a sales tax that is 2% higher than Missouri, and that impacts everyone, even the poorest citizens. Texas ALSO pulls in 50 million dollars a year just from hunting licenses. In Texas, you are required to have a hunting license to hunt on your OWN LAND, and that does not occur in any of the surrounding states. so, I suppose you have more freedom compared to California, but to us Missourians, we don't look at it as being so free. And that freedom is not tethered to a political party, as we've had a Democrat governor for 12 out of the last 20 years.
I'm developing my self in the tech area ... my wife is a graduate teacher with the state government .. River's state Nigeria and has thought for more than ten years now and we are blessed with my baby of 2years and nine months and we want to move to the US ... Are their cities and town s that let us come work , study , live get free house and incentive to relocate Kindly send me details Thanks
I'm about to be gentrified out of my house in the next 2 or so years Soo, I'm looking to move to Texas and would like a small town like mine (we also ride horses to school here in Oregon) The politics is also more inline with 98% of my Conservative Libertarian views and it's closer to where my ancestry came from...However.. My family is of the low income verity so I'm lookin for an affordable town possibly east Texas so I've heard? And I'm renting now, been renting here for around 17 years with my wife and kid whose freshman now...The freedom is a huge factor in the choice as well as the weather...I hate the cold and love heat. We love animals, I got three cats, two are rescues, we're involved in the local non profits helpin the folks in our community with whatever they need...I don't want to move But I don't have much choice sadly the Californians have priced us out of our own community. Nothin affordable if for rent and homes cost over half a mil around here.
"Looking for cheap, low income housing in a conservative, libertarian small Texas town". Now THAT is funny. Wherever you choose, I suggest you rent a hotel room for 2 weeks and dig in to 'feel' it. I suspect you will decide to continue onward.
the first rule of moving to Texas from anywhere, if you think, act and vote like a Democrat, we don't want you here. Keep that forefront in your mind and goes someplace else if it fits. if it fits, then "bless your heart"
Be ready to put 100k on ur car a year....cheaper is not better you will waste alot of money in gas and tolls and just to get something to eat is 8 miles atleast...yea and texas is boring
Probably the city, most likely in Houston. Idiot went to the biggest city in the US area wise and didnt expect tolls lmao. Adios Californian 👋🏽, won’t miss you. There’s at least 7 million people in that area that go through Houston weekly
Ignore this video of fluff. This is just a commercial for their service and presents vague info at best. If you're moving to Texas you need to take your time, do the research and figure out WHERE makes sense for you based on your career, desires, education, social preferences and many other factors. Duh! If you're from California, think about how different a dozen locations are there and apply that to Texas. Once you find the right city region, then you have to find the right Zip code. Your experience will vary wildly depending on the people you move next to. These guys seem to have no clue about important factors like this. I'm a native of DFW but have lived on 3 continents and traveled 70 countries extensively. A successful relo is more than just packing up and saying "let's go there!".
i had a contract job in Texas for a few months and everyone definitely minds their own business people are so polite.
Thank you for all of these videos! I'm Canadian but engaged to a Texan and your channel has helped answer a lot of questions for me. Little bit closer to the Lubbock family!
Awesome Katie! Thank you so much for watching :) happy to help !
Build that wall NOW
Hey Andrew, great information to know!
As an overtaxed, unhappy guy from expensive cost of living California, I hope to move & relocate to Texas next year.
And being a GOP-Conservative I would look forward to the friendliness culture of Texas with its mostly conservative views in politics.
Awesome!
We’d be happy to have you :)
@@LubbockLiving 😊👍👍
So what are you going to do if Texas ever gets a Democrat governor?
Just keep your liberal shit to yourself
Amazing video!
Thank you :)
Wow this video was really informative! Thanks guys! From MA
Thanks so much for watching Moe! Glad it helped :)
Was stationed at Reese AFB in the early '80s and eventually settled in the Central Valley of CA after my USAF career. Living in an Ag town here for the last 30 years, we are looking at Texas to retire on a couple of acres. Btw, a "ranchette" acre around us goes for $275K just for the land. Been to DFW and Houston last fall and going back to Houston, Austin and SA in May, just to look around some more. Thanks for the "NEED to know" segment.
You bet Jk! Glad you found the video informative. Give me a call if you need any help! (806)-464-9380
@@LubbockLiving Thank you. Will keep you in mind! 😊
You guys are still killing it. Thanks for the great info! Now if we can just build a wall tall enough to keep Californians out. 😆😆😆
Thanks for still following our stuff Matthew :)
Y'alls videos are killin it too.... gotta get our Lubbock on the map!
Where's the best place to move in Texas for jobs?
Texas is the Bestest.
you already know :)
Help me being from the city of Philadelphia I've been feeling lead to move here
Is an 80k down payment for a Fort Worth texas home around the 350-400k range any good? I'm trying to get out of Los Angeles, and I won't bring the negative baggage of this city with me.
Yup- it absolutley is. Give us a ring at (806)-464-9380 and we'd love to discuss!
Not necessarily, 3,5% lowest down payment
Do you guys still feel the same way today?
what do you mean?
@@LubbockLiving This video was a year ago. Is it still the same over there? New York is not the same as it was last year. Do you guys also have a migrant issue as well?
@@MichaelHurdleStudio I will say I still feel the same way today!
Great RED state of Texas 👌🇺🇸👍
I’m wanting to move to Texas for the state guard next year and the ranch/farms almost 3,000 saved up
It's only more favorable to not be taxed on your income if you make over 100,000$ a year. But ALSO keep in mind, that Texas gets a lot of it's taxes from sales tax. Compared to Missouri, where I live... we may have a state income tax, but that means you only pay more if you EARN more... and that works far better for rural people, who tend to have lower incomes and own lots of land. Texas has a sales tax that is 2% higher than Missouri, and that impacts everyone, even the poorest citizens. Texas ALSO pulls in 50 million dollars a year just from hunting licenses. In Texas, you are required to have a hunting license to hunt on your OWN LAND, and that does not occur in any of the surrounding states. so, I suppose you have more freedom compared to California, but to us Missourians, we don't look at it as being so free. And that freedom is not tethered to a political party, as we've had a Democrat governor for 12 out of the last 20 years.
You have so much info you earned my subscribe ill keep viewing your videos to see if i can convince my wife to move to Texas instead of Arizona😅
Ever considered Tennessee?
I can’t wait to ditch Canada asap!!!
Even Lubbock is getting crowded. No part of Texas is not crowded except for truly rural areas.
How different is it compared to Minnesota? Only time I've been in Texas was for a few hours for a connecting flight
Great question- for one thing, I'm sure it's not as cold!!
I found this video as a Minnesotan looking to move too!
Thinking about moving there from Arkansas. Somewhere between San Antonio and Austin
Give us a ring!
San Marcos or new braunfels seems to have caught our eye
@@davidd7397 They are great areas.
Stay out! Raus!
@@lt.skippy9028 cool
I'll be moving to odessa here in a few from the north east
You must be an oil worker who likes the desert.
@@jumpAmonkey desert yes oil maybe
I'm developing my self in the tech area ... my wife is a graduate teacher with the state government .. River's state Nigeria and has thought for more than ten years now and we are blessed with my baby of 2years and nine months and we want to move to the US ... Are their cities and town s that let us come work , study , live get free house and incentive to relocate
Kindly send me details
Thanks
Sure there are! I live in Lubbock and it’s a great place for all of those things
20 20 21 > 2021
that's what im saying
I'm about to be gentrified out of my house in the next 2 or so years Soo, I'm looking to move to Texas and would like a small town like mine (we also ride horses to school here in Oregon)
The politics is also more inline with 98% of my Conservative Libertarian views and it's closer to where my ancestry came from...However..
My family is of the low income verity so I'm lookin for an affordable town possibly east Texas so I've heard? And I'm renting now, been renting here for around 17 years with my wife and kid whose freshman now...The freedom is a huge factor in the choice as well as the weather...I hate the cold and love heat. We love animals, I got three cats, two are rescues, we're involved in the local non profits helpin the folks in our community with whatever they need...I don't want to move But I don't have much choice sadly the Californians have priced us out of our own community. Nothin affordable if for rent and homes cost over half a mil around here.
Keep moving through try Oklahoma.
Waco is nice town between Dallas and Austin
"Looking for cheap, low income housing in a conservative, libertarian small Texas town". Now THAT is funny. Wherever you choose, I suggest you rent a hotel room for 2 weeks and dig in to 'feel' it. I suspect you will decide to continue onward.
Stay in Oregon you communist
@@zuli.realtyWaco is also crime ridden
What about urban communities and racism here
the first rule of moving to Texas from anywhere, if you think, act and vote like a Democrat, we don't want you here. Keep that forefront in your mind and goes someplace else if it fits. if it fits, then "bless your heart"
Drop me a good realtor
You can call me :O the one in the video
(806)-464-9380
Move to Florida instead..Texas is FULL!!!
Be ready to put 100k on ur car a year....cheaper is not better you will waste alot of money in gas and tolls and just to get something to eat is 8 miles atleast...yea and texas is boring
what part of Texas is it that you have to pay tolls and also have to drive 8 miles to find something to eat?
Probably the city, most likely in Houston. Idiot went to the biggest city in the US area wise and didnt expect tolls lmao. Adios Californian 👋🏽, won’t miss you. There’s at least 7 million people in that area that go through Houston weekly
San Antonio is not!
I'm a Democrat what liberty do I have here
You better live in one of the big cities
Stay in your state
Best thing to do when moving to Texas, leave your blue votes behind!!!
Ignore this video of fluff. This is just a commercial for their service and presents vague info at best. If you're moving to Texas you need to take your time, do the research and figure out WHERE makes sense for you based on your career, desires, education, social preferences and many other factors. Duh! If you're from California, think about how different a dozen locations are there and apply that to Texas. Once you find the right city region, then you have to find the right Zip code. Your experience will vary wildly depending on the people you move next to. These guys seem to have no clue about important factors like this. I'm a native of DFW but have lived on 3 continents and traveled 70 countries extensively. A successful relo is more than just packing up and saying "let's go there!".
Lol
I try to avoid the liberal black lives matter movement.
Don't move to Texas it's freaking hot 🔥🥵🔥 And humid 🥵 i rregret to moving to Texas,i mis California ocean 🌊
It's hot everywhere 😝
It's not hot everywhere
For those of you considering moving to Texas. DON'T! Stay where you are. We're full.
haha don't blame you for thinking that!
Consider Tennessee
Lol, I'm gonna move to texas but you don't have to worry about me, I'm building a cabin in the middle of nowhere and becoming a off grid hermit
But I support the republicans and I’m not from California 😢
Ur not stopin me