Nope not all, some Californians write the tax code

Yes!!

@@Cogzed I think predictive programming is the reason why most people feel that way… remember how in 2020 they told us that Maricopa co in AZ was turning purple, the media quickly blamed it on “too many Californians are moving to AZ” then the same thing happened with Idaho, TX, MN…. The list goes on. The only thing that lost has in common are the politicians that got installed into their offices. But hey folks, don’t look over here, please look over there 👉 look CA plates.

@@stgeorge liberalism is predictive programming, there I fixed your hogwash bull shit post.

@@1BXB great point! We’ve done that in several other videos, and here is the math: States with no income tax or low income tax will get your money from property taxes, vehicle registration and other state funded and taxpayer paid for programs. Key point here is that state government loves wasting your money, and pretty much no matter where you go - they are going to waste it. Wether it appears that there’s no state income tax or if the state income tax is there, they are going to collect roughly the same amount, and in many cases the states with no income tax will actually collect significantly more.

@@toddcorreia2101 I hate to say this… but Utah plates are not going to save you, I moved here over 10 years ago and I can safely say this: driving in LA or Chicago is much safer than St George, regardless of what plates you have on your car, St George somehow collected all of the worst drivers in the world. Inattentive, aggressive, slow, fast… literally all kinds. So defensive driving is the only way to traverse southern Utah roadways

@@stgeorge those are all the commiefornians that moved in, my guy..... they are the same horrendous drivers here in vegas. they only think about themselves when driving. no defensive driving whatsoever.

Good point! Utah isn’t for everyone, perhaps if you are looking for ideal weather and less fireworks - west coast may be a better place to live. I feel as though majority of people tend to prioritize a little differently

Thank you for the response! Sorry our editor had to take that video down because it had some unlicensed music in the background, so our editor is fixing that so that RU-vid doesn’t have a problem with it. I agree, Vegas is an interesting place to live. We have a lot of clients that are coming here from Las Vegas. St George summers are hot but on average 10° cooler than Las Vegas and lately that’s a big deal. I would say, revisit southern Utah, take a long weekend and really explore the area. I feel like there are a lot of “Mormon legends” about the area, but most of them are not true. Michon and I would love to be a resource to you, if we can help in any way.

@@stgeorge thanks you guys! Havent been there yet but plan on visiting:)

@Lululila67 would love to be of service. When you come visit, page 10 has some great recommendations for food and things to do online.fliphtml5.com/sdpna/jxrq/

Only if you think more means “better”. Black Bear diner is arguably cheaper, but the quality of food is subpar imho. There’s a place for both restaurants but they aren’t the same

It sold

Good thing this isn’t a real bet, so you get to keep your right foot.

That's because she is showing home tour during rush ⌛hours. When many other visitors too visit that place😊!!

She is much better looking than me, and to be completely fair @alexander5737 is right, it is much tougher to do when the house is full of people lol I appreciate the kind words. Nick

@@stgeorge Yes Nick you got it👍🏻☺! But can I ask why so much people in the property?? Is it a model house or is famous one??🤔

@ALEXANDER57370 the video took place during the St George Area Parade of homes 2024. It’s a big home show that gives people an opportunity to visit over 30 beautiful homes that are entered into the show, so normally all of these homes can expect foot traffic to the tune of 30,000 people. So yeah, pretty busy 10 days.

Yikes! So unkind🤨 @unclefjester

Gracias!

Denada! Please let me know if you have any questions about the area or if we can help in any way.

Nope, waste of money

Deann, thank you so much for the kind words and for the prayers! It all went really well, and it’s incredible how much better I feel already! By the most part pain free especially considering the 8 hours worth of dental work performed in one session. It will be a little over 4 months before a cap is placed on my implant, so limited physical activity and soft foods (because of my retainer) until then. I’m working on fixing a couple more conditions during that time, so it should all work out well. I have some footage from the surgery, so an update video is coming. Thanks again for all the love and support

Interesting, we don’t often shop at Walmart. What location?

James, thank you so much for the kind words as always! The surgery was much needed and went really well. You hit the nail right on the head, my girls deserve for me to be around and be able to take care of them to the best of my ability. Hope that all is well with you and yours!

The practical joke about “her space” is that her office is right off the kitchen. Absolutely incredible home! RL Wyman blows all expectations out of the water every single year and 2024 parade was no exception. We loved it!

@@stgeorge And why would her office have to be near the kitchen...???. 😏 Sorry, I get a little tired of the old stereotypes. Lol! Great house!💙💙

@juliebaird9946 considering the fact that she took part in designing the house, and spent a substantial amount of money effort and time to get here…my guess is that she isn’t too worried about the stereotypes or how anyone feels about it 🤷‍♂️

@@stgeorge 😁As well she should! I understand completely. I used to sell production homes and they liked to pick a standard design they thought would work for the general public, make four different facades, and build a whole neighborhood. Cost-effectively, of course.

@@juliebaird9946 exactly! Custom homes are a totally different ball game. There’s an art form to production home floor plans though, some plans just make sense and some are tough to sell :) We sell both and I can appreciate both for sure

Thank you so much for the kind words! All went well, getting back to St George now ❤️

Thank you! 🙏

Thank you for the kind words and for your support we truly appreciate it. 1. All of Southern and parts of Northern Utah can experience earth quakes, in fact there was a pretty bad one in Salt Lake City in 2020 that affected some gas lines. In the last 10 years that I have lived in southern Utah (Nick ) and all of Michon’s life (born and raised here) there has not been any significant earth quakes that affected any structures here, and most are not even noticeably felt by humans and animals, but they do happen according to the weather app. 2. I’m not aware of any specific maps of areas affected by the blue clay, some of the commonly known areas are the Sunbrook golf course area, Tonaquint, some parts of Hurricane, small parts of Ivins… these areas are scattered and to my knowledge it’s nearly impossible to pinpoint them, the only document that can for sure confirm it is the soil studies report. Generally speaking, any home with a subfloor or home that is built on helical piers is typically built on a site with compacting soils, all new construction typically comes with the property condition disclosures for the lot which would also indicate if there were any compacting soils and how that issue was mitigated. As a buyer, having a knowledgeable real estate agent in your corner is key, we always point these issues out and in some cases it can be a non issue provided that the builder took proper steps to prepare the site for construction. 3. I have not personally noted any areas with terrible roads around here, some of the main through streets are tough to repair due to high traffic and lack of alternative ways. I feel like due to the mild climate and lack of snow road surface does last here for quite a long time without any issues. So the issues that you did observe are likely in some more mature neighborhoods as in my experience it takes 20-30 years before the road surface is noticeably worn and or repaired. City of St George does a fine job with maintaining most public roads, I could see how some smaller communities, or possibly mismanaged HOA could have trouble maintaining their roads, but those cases are isolated in my experience. Feel free to text me with any other questions 435-319-0989 Nick Rastopchin

Exactly! And that’s an easy one to fix :)

@@stgeorge True, true. 😉

Thank you! Cheers!

Good luck with your search. Prices have changed everywhere

Early mornings are definitely key when winning the day in St George 🥵😊🌞

You can combat global warming from your basement all day long, but if you live in the desert 🏜️ none of your heroic efforts will come to fruition, during the summer - the desert is hot, always has been always will be.