Do NOT Move to Baldwin County Without Knowing These 7 Things 

Soon!! Very soon, y’all will be homeowners in the warm and sunny 😎 Baldwin County! Thank you for the recommendation!! Very much appreciated 💞

And by The way I am from Canada

And by the way, I’m from Canada…

I bet you weren’t expecting that… Because Canadians are nice and polite

😂 that’s hilarious

If it snows an inch here, everything shuts down! We don’t know how to deal with even an inch of snow! 🤣 Thank you for watching! Hope to hear from you soon!

I moved here from Wisconsin. I was so glad to get away from the snow lol.

@@TinaBranch you ain't kidding 😂

@@denisek292 With your attitude, I highly doubt it was the neighbor's that were the problem, and last I checked, it's a free country to move wherever you want, so take your horse $hit attitude and move somewhere where someone will appreciate it. You don't own this country. You don't even own the land you think you own. Where did your ancestors come from?? I'm sure the native American's that REALLY own the land wanted to scalp all of the invaders from another land, including your family, and including mine. Learn your history and where you really came from and then get back to me.

I've blocked this troll so hopefully we don't have her commenting her hate filled bitterness anymore. She went through almost all comments and said all kind of ignorant things. Sorry for not catching it sooner.

That’s great! Please reach out when you get ready. I’d be happy to help you as your Realtor.

We will for sure. I appreciate you !

We will be here if and when you decide to return, and I would love to assist you in any way I can. 😊

Yes, you can certainly expect people to be friendly with a smile and a hello here in Baldwin County, AL. The friendliness of people here is a big part of what I love about being a Realtor. And I love showing that southern charm to people relocating here from other states.

Since the answers to your questions (which towns are the nicer ones, and is hurricane and/or flood insurance expensive) are subjective to an individual with what they find nice in qualities or expensive in cost, I can't really answer your questions fairly. My answers would just be my opinions based on my preferences. I would recommend you look up online any statistics to items you find important when deciding what makes a town nice; i.e. schools ratings, population, growth, crime rates, etc. As for insurance cost, please feel free to contact me at tina.eliterealestate@gmail.com, and I can provide some references of insurance agents to contact that are great at answering your insurance rate questions. 😊

100% True! I've said it before in videos, the 'beach' in Fairhope is not one I would ever swim at!

@@TinaBranch The Bone and Barrel makes up for it though.

I already lived in the keys😂

Come on 😆

Can I leave “Commie-Rado” and come with you? Lol 😂

Ordinances may vary per city and HOA Convenience, but to use Daphne as an example: CITY OF DAPHNE ORDINANCE NO. 2013-57 SECTION VII. NOISY ANIMALS A. RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD PROHIBITION AGAINST KEEPING OF NOISY ANIMALS It shall be unlawful and a nuisance for any person to keep on a residential lot or premises any animal or group of animals known to said person to habitually, continuously or intermittently to make or emit sounds or noises of such volume and nature as unreasonably to interfere with or disturb the peace, quiet, comfort and repose of persons of ordinary sensibilities within the neighborhood in the reasonable use and enjoyment of adjacent property. O. OTHER AREAS PROHIBITION AGAINST KEEPING OF NOISY ANIMALS It shall be unlawful and a nuisance for any person to keep, on any tract, lot or premises within the City, any animal or group of animals under such circumstances that the sounds or noises emitted by said animals are of such volume and nature as unreasonably to interfere with or disturb the peace, quiet, comfort and repose of persons of`ordinary sensibilities in the reasonable use and enjoyment of any adjacent property used for residential purposes ABATEMENT OF NOISE; ENFORCEMENT 1. Any owner or person-in-charge violating this ection shall be guilty of maintaining a nuisance. However, that no prosecution shall be commenced and no arrest made pursuant to this section, except upon affidavit made before, and warrant issued by a Magistrate. Any Police Officer or Animal Control Officer may take steps immediately to cure the situation to cause the noise to be abated, either through issuance of a citation, or impounding the animal if the owner, agent or person-in-charge cannot be found at the time of the disturbance.

I’ve never heard of a ‘water rat’ but we have nutria. I’ve never seen one personally though. I do see alligators pretty often, yes. I respect them by leaving them alone and I’ve never had an issue with one.

I've lived on Fish River in Baldwin Co my whole 22 years of life and I have never seen one in the river. Small stagnant areas could house them but they really leave people alone

Where is your "here"?