AVOID Moving to New Hampshire Unless You Can Handle These Facts 

Lived in Nashua, NH early this year and survived my first Snow Squall. I loved it and I’m definitely considering making it home soon.

High property taxes in southern NH. Also utilities especially heating oil is very expensive. Many residents travel route 93 or route 3 traveling to MA for decent taxed wages. Those highways are packed during rush hours. Potential residents beware.

I love New Hampshire because I live here but make sure you have AWD or 4wheel drive because your going to need it, we get a lot of snow here.

NH Native here. Two things, first the minimum wage in southern NH where most everyone lives is at least $15/hr. The legal minimum wage is a joke and not applicable. Second, when yiou complain about speeding tickets and accidents at least use a picture from NH and not Massachusetts. Massholes infect our roads enough without showing them getting stopped in their own state.

Being a very proud New Hampshire native, avoid moving there if you hate long cold Winters.

Except for the tourist traffic sounds like a perfect place. We are very interested.

I live in New Hampshire for the rest of my life. There’s many fun things to do in New Hampshire. In New Hampshire the weather is cold in fall and winter ( Fall sometimes. ) Fall and winter is beautiful. I used to live in Manchester and Nashua. I live in Milford. The town known for the most granite ever produced.

Beautiful and the train rides in North Conway are beautiful

I'm from Belgium and NH is one of my retirement plan in a 10 to 15 years, leaving the hellhole that Belgium has become to move there...

I’ve always loved New England. I’m currently living in southern Oregon and NH is definitely on my list of potential moves. I think our climates are pretty similar with the exception of the coastal winter storms. Love the content!

Vermont, Maine and NH are the top three states, in that order in terms, of most winter snow on average.

i was born here

Normally people don’t let lived in Florida during the summer would be freezing during our summer weather

Yeah! Avoid NH! Too many of yas here already. Check out Jersey. I hear it’s wicked pissah

Amazing content and I still say NH is one of if not the greatest state in the union.

I love north Conway new Hampshire

Question about the winters. Even with the snowfall, do the roads stay pretty drivable? Are there good systems in place for plowing etc?

if i have a chance i will move to New Hampshire, beautiful nature ( the mountains , the waterfalls, etc.) I watched others videos and the nature it just like the garden of EDEN

I used to live in MA for 21 years and ever sense i moved from MA to NH MA became a s**t hole and i love living in NH its a quite place to live

I'm considering moving from New Jersey to New Hampshire when I retire. I hear it's a tax friendly state for retirees.

3-4 months of winter? You must live in Southern NH....

If you live in southern New Hampshire, you won’t have to worry about the snow too much. Everyone is like “6 months in the year the ground is covered in snow and it never gets above 50 degrees even in the summer”. In reality only 3 months out of the year it snows and whenever it does snow, it ends up only being an inch or less. Then it melts a day later. We had an 80 degree day in November and last summer, besides all the days we had rain, it was 95 degrees every day from May to September. The cold you here about in New Hampshire only takes place in the north.

What's the IT/Cyber Security sector like? I was thinking about moving my family there but wondering if I'd have to commute to Northern Mass everyday. 🤔

Move the north Conway NH

Huh, this is interesting. In the last video of yours I watched, you said the winters were not too bad and lasted only a couple of months. Now you are saying they are three to four months and have tons of snow.

Keep in mind, very high property taxes… 2nd highest Electricity bills in the Country…

NH has no taxes. 😍

I've been thinking about moving to NH but I am worried about the winter and working in the winter. I'm a plumber in NJ for 20 years and we have tough winters but nothing like NH. I'm wondering what do trades people do when the weather gets that bad? Is there a lot of construction going on in NH?

Avoid bow New Hampshire the property taxes are terrible I moved it was a greatest thing I ever did bye-bye New Hampshire won’t miss it

I just came here to comment *No* *LIVE FREE OR DIE FLATLANDERS!* 😆

Don't forget the drugs

You will love it here

And it's expensive!!

I mean it’s pretty and you got Portsmouth

Why are you shouting!

New Hampshire is really pretty in the face

3 or 4 months of snow?? How about 6 or 7 months and 3 months of summer. I live in Texas and will not give up my 320 days of sunshine 🌞 I like Nashua and Manchester due to the Dominican population.

I really hate how everybody talks about how great New Hampshire is and that's why the reason I like this video because it made a great explanation when New Hampshire is just a state that cries wolf way too many f****** times