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Moving to Texas. Advice?

By hool10

4 years ago


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    #90 4 years ago

    There’s a lot of fear mongering going on in this post. I’ve lived in Texas nearly all my life (46 years, save some time in San Jose) and I will say that all the craziness about drugs, robbery, etc in here strikes me as a bit insane.

    It’s the same story you get with any state. If you live in a shithole, shithole things happen. If you live in a nice area, other stuff happens.

    Are there super conservatives here? Yes. Are there super liberals here? Yes.

    The point is, any place you live is what you make of it. The state has a very reasonable cost of living, no state income tax, and generally nice people. People here are hard workers, want to do a good job and just take home a good paycheck.

    What you make of your life when you’re here is totally up to you.

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    #236 4 years ago
    Quoted from xsvtoys:

    That sucks that your property gets reappraised and your taxes go up just because people want to move there. Looks like the property tax overall in Texas is pretty high compared to other states. Well I guess there is still one last good thing left in CA which is Prop 13 which stops this from happening. Which of course they are desperately working to take away from us.

    Also factor in that Texas has no State Income tax. So, you end up paying relatively higher property taxes. Given that is almost entirely going to my kids’ school district, I’m ok with that.

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