Do not buy any property in Mesquite Nevada or Saint George Utah until you watch this video 

Congrats.... You'll love it. Just far enough away from Vegas...

Let me know if you like bicycles... we will be there in 2025 spring... let's ride.

Great! I would like to know more about your experience once you have lived there awhile. Thanks again for the response. B

@@billsattree3646, we've been here since Nov '17 and chose it because of the golf courses , proximity to off-road trails, population and privacy. We chose an established development, most residents over 60 and fabulous neighbors! We shop in St. George or LV once a month but can find all necessities here. Healthcare is available here but the little we require is done in St. George or VA in LV. The NV taxation was also a major factor, but honestly leaving the Corp world we both wanted a quiet respite and this small town has provided it. All the best!

Is it really that good? Currently live in SLO and have been thinking of moving to the area for quite a while now. KSBY currently has a link going on describing how expensive it is living the SLO life or as they call it "The Price of Paradise". It illustrates how people are doing what they can to live here but what I don't get is why do they call it "Paradise" when in fact it is more expensive than most other counties? I mean, you have to be a doctor, judge, lucrative business owner, college professor, or something that makes over $70,000/yr to live comfortably here. They also say that most people have 2 jobs just to make ends meet here. It's ridiculous! I have a home here and bought it at the right time, however, I lucked out because it was a fixer upper and poured most of my savings in it. If I sell it, I can walk away with enough money right now to buy a home cash in St. George and not worry about a mortgage. I just question my position at the moment as a homeowner when most people can't afford to pay rent here. They are paying more than what my mortgage is!

Don't forget Zion and Bryce! We were all set to buy the retirement house of our dreams in Kayenta outside of St. George, but in researching found how much Utah hates retirees. They tax every type of retirement income.

what would be a nice place to buy a house no hoa fees what part of mesquite would you say ?

How often does the bus run to Vegas? Does it drop at airport?

I like florida. lived in pompano beach once...

BOOM BUBBLE BUST REPEAT what problems? Can you share?

Sounds like westside Phoenix suburbs

Would you elaborate ? I was just there in Harrisburg Jct. area. Went to all the areas from Ivins to Hurricane. I would have said the opposite.

Definition of SNOBS!

Lake Powell is 3.5 hrs away

It sure is

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I'm native Californian. I can say the same thing about CA as a state. It used to be a place I was proud to live in. Then the moronic politics took over. I'll be moving out of State when I retire.

@@laurac.6534 Same will happen to these 2 areas. AZ, TX ... falling victim to the liberal CA culture. AZ, NV, CO have turned blue, TX maybe 4-8 yrs away. FL a few yrs. away, with all the NY & NE'ers moving there. When Californians move in order to get away from politics, crime, crowds, traffic & big city life. They still desire the big city amenities they are moving away from. After enough move to Mesquite, they will ask, where Walmart, Target & Costco are. Guaranteed!

@@gabepettinicchio7454 I'm native CA...not all of CA is liberal. If they split it in two and put SF and LA in one state, I guarantee the other state (N CA -- State of Jefferson?) will be conservative mostly.

some have gone up over 30% Property has doubled since that video. LOL

Gary Augustus I would suggest to take a close watch on Mesquite right now because all the casinos are shut down now that could make for an opportunity to find something a lot cheaper. I’ve seen as of today in St. George according to my real estate sources The prices haven’t come down and businesses is strong with buyers knowing they’re getting good prices but not under market as of yet. I’ll let you know if I see anything on nevada

@@billsattree3646 Thanks for the reply and imput. God bless...

He's not talking to people like you ! ! !

nice, good pick. no riots there.:)

Go for it!

Hey Iron, l love riding, but I don't ride as often as I should here in Salt Lake, but your right, southern Utah was built for riding. When you get closer, I would be happy to have you get in touch with a few agents that send me a daily analysis of every listing in both towns. They aren't looking for a listing or a sale, just good info on changes with pricing and new daily listings. That's what I watch.

@@billsattree3646 sounds great.. would be much appreciated. Thx.

Hi -way 89 is a beautiful ride outside of Zion N.P. It goes north to hi-way 12 Wich takes you to Bryce canyon and over Boulder mtn to Torrey Utah. One of my favorite rides.

St george has a big hospital and very modern. Mesquite I can’t tell you very much other than you’re 90 minutes from Las Vegas hospitals

It think Mesquite will become a smaller version of St George in growth. As for myself, I'm buying property for the future. I think the timing is good right now on the old lumber price home. But I know with all the CA's leaving the state, Mesquite would be attractive. Despite the traffic, the price of homes in St George area is looking better all the time.

Welcome

thanks for your response. I would watch more of the dozen or more videos that I have made on the subject. My advice: If you have to move there, find the right neighborhood. They vary greatly for different reasons in different areas. Neighborhoods can have an open short term rental approval, others don't. Some carry different age groups focus and life styles. Also, connect up with a realtor that doesn't have an agenda. thanks and good luck. b

I love Springdale I have property nearby in virgin. If you can afford Springdale buy it you’ll not go wrong.

@@billsattree3646 why thank you for that reply! Appreciated.

DEL Webb has a huge one

I just ran into a new subdivison of 2500 homes in St George that is massive, but expensive.

Ha ha yeah better for traffic because Mesquite has 1 main street the Walmart, liquor store and casinos on, and everyone's at the casino not driving. And I never noticed nasty drivers in St. George..or really any traffic..or pple for that matter.

Mark what kind of work do you do?

@@joeheinz9209 Mostly retail is my experience and working around my house lol.

Mark Vanderhoff I think you could find a retail job right here in Mesquite.

@@joeheinz9209 Is there a major supermarket outlet like Costco's or Food Lion etc..

@@Hotrod8677 Smiths food king supermarket. Costco in St George. 35 miles away.

Same here in AZ. We all know why and hopefully they turn back around and go home soon 😇

I have spoken to the locals and they will have one eventually. It's getting a bit out of control. They have started to charge impact fees on new homes.

As long as they stay in CA ...all good.

Winnemucca? I love it …you did a bold move there and probably one that you’ll love. Let us know how you like Winnemucca.

@@billsattree3646 I got used to 10 winters in Ohio so no big deal with the large temperature ranges in Winnemucca. At least we're out of tornado alley or it's cousins.

I don't know much about Laughlin. Might be worth looking into.

Laughlin is 10 degrees hotter

Thanks 😅 I'll turn my camera around next time.

Yes

Yeah it's a Mormon directive to have as many children as possible and fundamentalist Mormon to have a Purim of wives I think it's up to 7 I think

@@sitdowndogbreath How those women are even okay with living under those conditions is beyond me... You know, like it's a "good thing."

I understand that feeling, maybe several years ago, but that has long passed by. Still, many Mormons live there, but more bars and nightlife is popping up around the town.

May have been the case a decade ago, but not so much anymore.

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Kathy Reeves click on full screen mode ;)