MUST WATCH Before Moving To Michigan | 5 Pros Of Living In Michigan - Part 1

Part #1 In this video, we'll take a look at the Pros and Cons of living in Michigan. This is a long video, so make sure to stick with us until the end!
We'll discuss the benefits and drawbacks of living in Michigan, as well as provide insights on how you can make the most of this great state. We'll also answer some of the most common questions about living in Michigan, so make sure to watch until the end!
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[@jennifersproull554]

great topography descriptions of both regions related to your personal lives. where did you both connect and become friends? because you are in slightly different areas. great team with different perspectives on the same thing. very good content here.😎

[@kradwonders]

You forgot to mention golf. Michigan has more golf courses than any state except for Florida and California. You did not talk about the miles and miles of bike trails? A big pro for Michigan is water, all kinds of water. Many areas are struggling with the lack of water. Michigan does not generally have storms that destroy property. We can have a few tornadoes but other than that our storms do not often destroy houses. Did you know that Michigan had the second national park after Yellowstone? Mackinac Island. Many years later Mackinac Island became a state park with federal approval.

[@dianebarsamian1022]

Thank you

[@livinginwestmi]

Absolutely! Let us know if you need anything!

[@BreLana]

@11:19 "MONTH STRETCHES" ... Oh no no no! Born in Lansing, but grew up half my life here in west Tennessee (in driving distance of Texas)... And the *HUMID, UNGODLY, HOT AF* summers here make me wish I was surrounded by snow for months at a time! And it aint a one month stretch. I wish! It becomes that bad/hot by early May (what should still be spring, but nope) all the way until the middle of October. People here love Halloween for two reasons here. Yay spooky season, and then "THANK GOD, SUMMER IS OVER, FINALLY!"... The south is horrible when it comes to heat. It can be in the mid to upper 90's (with a "feels like" temp of 110 to 120 degrees) you just step outside & immediately feel gross & drip sweat!
And now?! In recent years?! Even the winters are starting to feel more like a mild spring. Which is bad for our area. Cuz then the bugs dont die off well enough before next summer. But also because spring temps equals tornados! Instead of wishing for a white Christmas, you're just hoping a tornado doesnt happen, so you can have a christmas - period!
Which is why Im looking at vids like this, wanting to move up north where I was originally born! I hate heat! Give me snow. I want to be have that "Bundle up with hot coco" season! lol

[@rubindiego]

Hello Kevin and Ross. It would be cool to see a video that had testimonials of clients you've helped that has come from the West Coast or from afar to West michigan and their experience now living in West michigan

[@stuartjbowie7950]

I'm moving to Western Michigan from San Francisco, CA next year...hit me up!

[@matthowell1633]

Pop is 10+ million. Utilities are pretty high relative to other states. Real estate fairly reasonable but Property taxes are brutal. Please don’t call Porcupines mountains, anyone from anywhere else w mountain or even legit foothills will think you’re a hayseed. Michigan spring kind of sucks, an extension of cloudy damp winter. Ditto winter and and I like snow and ice,just not slush and mud. Summer June and fall before mid Nov are great!