Potential move to Utah
- Thread starter Elizah Huge
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NAOS
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It’s been better in Boise and Helena for most of the last 10 years before this recession. That’s a broad average. There are other cities I could have mentioned, but I’ll just stick with the ones I’ve previously mentioned. Muah.
Vintage Jazz
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How about Akron Ohio? Diverse , Bad weather, dangerous in parts. Actually those are a few positives..
I would have made great $$ or ended up dead if I stayed in SLC after high school!
Miss friends, weather and Jazz.
Based on this thread no chance of coming back. Price’s sound like beach front property on the east coast lol.
I would have made great $$ or ended up dead if I stayed in SLC after high school!
Miss friends, weather and Jazz.
Based on this thread no chance of coming back. Price’s sound like beach front property on the east coast lol.
Safetydan
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*What people coming in from other states/countries can afford. Not people in the state and not me, unfortunately (yet)
idestroyedthetoilet
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Must be mythical creatures buying up all the homes.
Best of luck to you. Getting into your first starter tends to be difficult.
Forgot about this thread.
6 months later and we have decided not to pursue a move anymore. I read what everyone said here and that’s exactly why I posted here because I knew I’d get good and honest feedback.
My baby girl just turned 1 this month and we have a baby boy due in May. We live comfortably to the point where my wife doesn’t have to work thankfully. Plan is to stay here for a couple more years and then look at moving again.
My job has promotion opportunities every once in a while at the corporate level and they are located in a much better area near Phoenix that we both love. Hopefully, that will become a realistic option in the future for us.
We did end up going on vacation to Utah back in July and we love it every time. The reality is we’d rather live comfortably here and go on vacation to Utah rather than moving there and being house broke essentially which is what I learned would happen based on the responses in this thread.
6 months later and we have decided not to pursue a move anymore. I read what everyone said here and that’s exactly why I posted here because I knew I’d get good and honest feedback.
My baby girl just turned 1 this month and we have a baby boy due in May. We live comfortably to the point where my wife doesn’t have to work thankfully. Plan is to stay here for a couple more years and then look at moving again.
My job has promotion opportunities every once in a while at the corporate level and they are located in a much better area near Phoenix that we both love. Hopefully, that will become a realistic option in the future for us.
We did end up going on vacation to Utah back in July and we love it every time. The reality is we’d rather live comfortably here and go on vacation to Utah rather than moving there and being house broke essentially which is what I learned would happen based on the responses in this thread.
Miggs
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Congrats, man. Who knows. Once both your little ones are in school, maybe your wife could start working part-time. Like 15-20 hours a week. Enough to provide an extra grand or two after taxes per month but still give her time for any domestic responsibilities she would want to fulfill.