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Top 10 Best Place To Retire in The United States. Wear Sunscreen.
This is a much-requested video. Hopefully, we will all be able to retire someday. Most people think the only place anyone ever retires to is Arizona or Florida. A lot do, but for some, things like heat and humidity make them look elsewhere. If you do get a chance to retire, these are some cities you might want to do it in. Some of them you'll need some sunscreen.
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@gonefishing3644 5 лет назад

How I chose where to retire: 1: no state taxes on income, including retirement pay 2: mild winters -- no snow to shovel 3: no taxes on groceries and medications 4: one or more major medical centers nearby 5. modest housing costs 6. modest cost for electrical power (lower cost for air conditioning) 7. low crime rates in the suburbs 8. handicap van transport + public transportation and plenty of modest cost Uber/Lift/taxi services for shopping or medical appointments when it is time to give up that driver's license 9. lots of choices for low-cost fun things to do 10. many choices for discount, bargain and thrift shopping 11. no hurricanes 12. hardly ever any tornadoes 13. hardly ever any flooding So, using my list, I moved from costly Hawaii to southern Nevada and have not regretted it.

@jsmum196 5 лет назад

Very good! We're considering Ivins, Utah. Check out Sperling's Best for stats on your town and others.

@thebusterdog6358 5 лет назад

Don't tell anyone, but Florida has everything on your criteria also, except an occasional hurricane. But living 50 miles inland Hurricanes are more of a nuisance than a danger. Just buy a generator, for the power outages. I live in Gainesville. 50 miles to the gulf, 55 miles to the Atlantic. 158 ft above sea level. GOD bless you, you got out of Hawaii alive. Hawaii, California, New York and Illinois are the 4 states in this country that I have absolutely no interest in ever visiting or living in. And I grew up in Illinois, but once I left there, I have no desire to ever return. I pay a fraction of the taxes in Florida that I paid in Illinois, nothing but tax and spend Democrats in Illinois.

@gonefishing3644 5 лет назад

@@thebusterdog6358 I have lived in Florida before. I chose not to relocate to Florida because I do not like high humidity and mildew, mosquitos, tornados, frequent lightening strikes or hurricane winds and the flooding that accompanies them. If I was into fishing or scuba diving, I might be willing to put up with all those things.

@ronb2486 5 лет назад

@@thebusterdog6358 Florida sucks

@bebetigre1252 5 лет назад

nevada!!! you must be joking.

@jimsheehey8193 5 лет назад

Don't care for humidity or bugs. Much of this list comes with both.

@SixHandWorld 5 лет назад

Agreed.

@crspcritter 5 лет назад

Me either: stay west of Denver-

@freewill1114 5 лет назад

Sounds like Mesquite for you!

@thebusterdog6358 5 лет назад

You're a whiney wimp.

@donnawoodford6641 5 лет назад

Florida has cockroaches, mold, hurricanes, and with expected ocean rise, most of the state may be under water in 12-15 years. Hurricane Irma hit in September 2017 and Hurricane Michael hit October 2018, leaving major damage and massive cleanup still going on.

@joanfitton2598 5 лет назад

Loved your video and your tongue in cheek commentary. So glad you highlighted our small town as #1. Condos are going up some in price but, as you said, most of them are newer and very well cared for by their owners.

@intallpines 5 лет назад

I really enjoyed this video Briggs. We'll all be there before we know it.

@WorldAccordingToBriggs 5 лет назад

Exactly

@douglassmith9818 4 года назад

I have NO interest in ANY city when I retire. Let's do a video on country or mountain retirement please.

@douglassmith9818 3 года назад

@Broadsidejohn I lived a good life, and I retired to many acres away from any city. I don’t fear dying. I only want to die while my country is still not a socialist state run by power hungry elitists . Those big cities keep electing that type and they have no clue what they are doing. But in the end, God will fix the whole thing.

@rob8821 3 года назад

@@douglassmith9818 b

@staralioflundnv 3 года назад

@@douglassmith9818 Amen and GOD Bless you! No matter what it all belongs to the LORD GOD, including us! I'm still teaching and looking to get back out into the wide open spaces, at 67. Still love driving my Corvette and riding horseback and getting out on a quad to explore. Praying the LORD has mercy on our beloved country.

@johndisher8763 2 года назад

Oh ya now that's what I want to hear. Love a fire place good friends and awesome food

@kennethcook5705 Год назад

Amen to that I would love to have 10 acres and have a creek running through it

@le_th_ 5 лет назад

"...All you need is a mortgage." LOL Riiiiight, that's just what a retiree needs...a mortgage.

@ganymeade5151 4 года назад

It is better to rent when you retire. Not to sound grim, however time on earth is very short after people retire. Houses have lots of expenses and demands for upkeep. So if you have no house to use as collateral, it does not pay to buy a home when you retire. Just rent.

@jameshickok2349 4 года назад

@Blake T Its all going to depend on a person's situation for money, family, health, etc. I agree its best to have no mortgage at all with a paid for home. I was hoping to be a snowbird but my wife wanted to keep working. Several people I know, actually more than several., have homes in Vegas, Phoenix area and southern NM. We owned a lake home a few years ago and got rid of it. Always maintenance to do. A number of others rent a condo or a house for the winter. IIRC they watch some websites for places to rent, especially in Vegas and Phoenix metro area. Others do the RV thing but we used to do that when we were younger and the RV "parks" I've seen look pretty packed. Not sure I want to live in a stationary camper for 5 months though. Best option is have a relative buy a house with a guest room, like my brother's! :)

@uselesscause6128 4 года назад

@Charles A Townsend sounds like a good plan.

@BonnieHalfElven 4 года назад

If I couldn't afford to buy a condo with cash, I'd just rent.

@le_th_ 4 года назад

@@BonnieHalfElven If you're buying a condo, you'd better check those HOA/maintenance fees before you dump a chunk of cash in there (and then you'd better hope that the condo board has managed the residents' money well and that some psychopath didn't get elected to the board and then embezzle all the money people paid into the fund for years).

@olironrider8918 5 лет назад

The best place to retire is.. the best place that you can afford to retire. Everywhere else is just a struggle..!!

@gabriel4838 4 года назад

its not Florida it was cheaper in the 90s but no more its ruined

@irenekonowal1846 4 года назад

Florida is HOT in the summer and HUMID just about all year round. If that doesn’t bother you than it’s great. Not cheap to live either.....

@Buckarooskiczek 3 года назад

@@irenekonowal1846 never mind that it has mosquitoes the size of Ford Expeditions...

@lauragin5402 5 лет назад

Been to a couple of towns u mentioned. I think u give a pretty good description. U r now one of my favourite

@purijohnston 4 года назад

Ms. Linda Wright>> Southern Navada: sounds like a PERFECT retirement location for me. Thank you very much for the info. You might find me in your neighborhood soon. God bless you, kind lady!

@hom240 4 года назад

60 and living in Ocala FL. Hot, humid, and buggy. In fact the whole state is that way. In fact it's to hot to be out side from the beginning of March to mid January. I plan to retire away from here.

@mommasmurf6776 4 года назад

I’ve been living on the coast of Florida for 33 years and feel the same as George Montgomery. I want to leave, I guess the grass is always greener..... Don’t know where to go. What few friends and family we have are here. Thinking of moving inland, but it will only be hotter. Housing elsewhere would be a stretch to get what we have now.

@hom240 4 года назад

@@mommasmurf6776 not for every one but I want the full time RV life. Achieve what I couldn't in my working life. My full time home will be my summer home and my winter home. Just got move at the right time. Benefits include no land tax, pesky code enforcement, no lawn, brush, weed control, no septic or well maintenance, or rediculous electric bill for AC or heat.

@kimberlys655 4 года назад

My family are all native Floridians and we escaped! Lol!

@gabriel4838 4 года назад

its a shithole isnt it???

@hom240 4 года назад

@@gabriel4838 It's great if you love insano heat. The indoor activities are pretty much bars and bowling. Not my cup of tea.

@conjurerwoman9726 5 лет назад

Nuclear Plant and smelly Paper Processing factories are located around Savannah, GA!

@ganymeade5151 4 года назад

sounds like the South pretty much sucks; strange people who dislike Northerners there also

@mosunshine326 5 лет назад

Lake of the Ozarks in mid-Missouri should be on the list, especially if you're looking to get away from major cities and love being outdoors and on the water. Great restaurants and shopping, low taxes and crime rates, good schools, and cheap waterfront condos and homes. $200-300,000 gets a great waterfront home with your own private boat dock. (I can fish from the deck off my living room!) Condos are plentiful and even cheaper. Lots of retirees and related organizations. You get most city amenities without the people (except on summer weekends).

@lindalai9092 5 лет назад

Misery - one of the worst states

@dreadhead5719 5 лет назад

I just realized you had 178k subscribers, I remember when you had 89k. I have been here before you completed your top ten reasons not to move to states videos.

@rosegarden0988 3 года назад

I love this senior lady in her bathing suit washing her car!

@williamnair1991 3 года назад

Yeah, she can't afford the car wash.

@francismausley7239 4 года назад

Thanks again... love that sunshine... "Bright and beautiful weather gives new life and strength to man, and if he has been sick, he feels once more in his heart the joyous hope of health renewed." - Paris Talks, Baha'i Faith

@nancyogard6722 3 года назад

I've lived in several states both north with lots of snow & deep south with bugs, snakes but for me I live in Washington & I love it. I like the rain.

@gregghanson6095 5 лет назад

I'm old..and retired..and would rather die now than move to any of these places.

@lindalai9092 5 лет назад

Then don't move there; problem solved.

@gregghanson6095 5 лет назад

@@lindalai9092 NOT the point.

@gregghanson6095 5 лет назад

@savage 069 I'm only thirty miles from the border. I seriously doubt you've ever been.

@vlanza1999 4 года назад

Gregg, you should look at Boise, don't die.

@gregghanson6095 4 года назад

@@vlanza1999 haha...I'll try not to die. Been to Boise many times.

@valerief1231 5 лет назад

I’d move to Kentucky, drive thru that state A LOT. But I think I’d choose Sarasota because it’s easy to beat the heat sitting in a chair facing the Gulf of Mexico and catching the breeze. Specifically Anna Maria Island.

@jsmum196 5 лет назад

Kentucky has the most people with asthma. Bad air. Sarasota would be better.

@ganymeade5151 4 года назад

Ana Maria is for the rich only. Not affordable for average retirees.

@themonk51 3 года назад

Thank you for producing this and your other videos.

@nancysnowden7499 3 года назад

Wish I would have seen this before I posted a comment on the Worst Places to Retire. Urbanites suffer withdrawal when moving to some of these small towns, so knowing there is entertainment is great! Thank you

@godblessamericahomeofthefr4642 4 года назад

I’m surprise North Carolina rain on this list. I left New York three years ago for North Carolina. And love it

@ZamBerta 3 года назад

Let them go to Charleston and experience a “hell’s front porch” summer from April to November

@nicholaszoeller5028 4 года назад

nice video! doesn't Savannah,GA have a lot of crime? I know you have to be careful when there.

@mandovapehater6988 5 лет назад

Very happy to see you didn't include where I live. Got enough people in east tennessee and western nc.

@susan3200 4 года назад

Love this video and a lot of your other ones.

@johnciccia7353 5 лет назад

You forgot to say that San Antonio Texas doesnt have state tax and retirement funds are not taxed

@nonnieofsix7107 3 года назад

Also, there is no inheritance tax in Texas.

@boristheamerican2938 3 года назад

No they just have a deregulated power industry that recently broke down after a snowflake hit it. Rather pay a bit of "taxes" than to have my house flooded because of burst pipes due to no heat because big industry cant spend 97 cents on a little piece of insulation. Texas? No thank you!

@khmer31 3 года назад

Austin is much better man

@Ou812em 5 лет назад

Dude, hilarious🤣🤣🤣 good job. 👍🏼

@tombixler3512 5 лет назад

I enjoyed your video. It's clear you did research. Then based on that you reached out lovingly. You are a creative soul who knows how to reach out to your brothers and sisters. Thank you. Be encouraged in all you do, for in posting the way you do, you are affecting many others. -Tom

@heatherwhittaker6169 5 лет назад

Thank you Briggs.I love your videos...I've visited all of the places mentiondd, even lived in a few...Savannah, Reno, Charleston ,are favorites....I am partial to Oregon too and may take a look there...thanks again... love your videos

@retiresoon5639 5 лет назад

Hate cold and snow...And crowds.

@richardbird8097 4 года назад

In the desert you can remember your name, for there ain't no one that will give you no pain, la la la

@zerxilk8169 Год назад

We really enjoy your videos.

@keeshlon 4 года назад

Thanks for your humorous and informative videos. 😊

@HillValley85 5 лет назад

Best cities to start over/fresh start.

@Brascobadboy 5 лет назад

Vegas

@CurtisRadley 5 лет назад

This is a good idea

@olin_7 5 лет назад

James Brasco no

@evan2052 5 лет назад

Olin 7 yes

@WAncouvOR 5 лет назад

@@Brascobadboy that's a good city to end it. Not your life. But your "life" as in work, Marriage, etc.

@womansworkproductionco 5 лет назад

How about a video on Phoenix? I live here and it's pretty awful: crime, heat, homeless, high priced real estate. Yet, new condos are going up all the time.

@kennethboehnen271 3 года назад

Yea. It sucks...done...no vdo needed.

@marywegrzyn506 5 лет назад

Hi! Great info! Could u do a part II right away?? I would love to know more about great places. I'm thinking about moving within a few mths so I would love more of your awesome info on mire places!! Thx SOOOO much!!!!!

@crimaridia1521 3 года назад

Thanks, enjoyed that. :) Have you compiled a video on newer construction retirement places? For folks that don't want to mess with having to remodel before they move in. Ty

@stevecrow7377 3 года назад

I watch most of your videos and thoroughly enjoy them. My only request would be that each time you name a city, that you please display it on the screen throughout your entire discussion of that city. You talk about so many different cities in each video that I start getting confused as to which city you are now talking about. If the city name were displayed in the corner of the screen throughout your comments about that city it would definitely be helpful.

@RainbowlemurAJ 5 лет назад

Florida... great weather? No way dude it gets way too hot and humid there especially in the summer

@vaishx 5 лет назад

Rainbowlemur AJ ONLY in the summer! Winters are awesome majority of the year! And he's not wrong Florida is the retirement capital of America!

@adamracine 5 лет назад

Old people love that stuff

@michaeltipton5500 5 лет назад

Florida is so nice even the hurricanes love it.

@andytaylor5476 5 лет назад

Anywhere in the south is too humid for me.

@RainbowlemurAJ 5 лет назад

@@vaishx Maybe in North Florida but I'm sure South Florida stays hot most of the year because it's so close to the equator.

@Mia-C-Crest 5 лет назад

Good selection! Thanks!

@kimbermoss 5 лет назад

Thank you for this 😀

@monoshock57 5 лет назад

Reno 911 , Loved that show.

@coffymix2269 5 лет назад

San Francisco, where elders don't struggle finding a rest room, you can do it anywhere

@ganymeade5151 5 лет назад

A big tree potter outside a posh restaurant or sidewalk café is the best place to take a dump.

@ganymeade5151 4 года назад

save money on adult diapers

@jackharwick2080 3 года назад

My favorite RU-vidr, love the info and the presentation. Great sense of humor. You might consider a list of states that do not tax SS and/or sales.

@jackieharmon1475 3 года назад

Hello handsome 💚, how's it going ??

@lisaharrington6488 3 года назад

Savannah and San Antonio...nice! Thanks for the info.

@sarahmcgee6269 5 лет назад

Gets really cold in Reno in the Winter time.

@kevinfilbin7688 5 лет назад

Briggs, you must not have seen San Antonio because it's not a desert, it's green and surrounded by hills. Go 2 hours south to Cotula TX and that looks more like a desert, go 5 hours north the Midland TX and that is a desert, go 5 hours west to Ft Stockton TX and that's also desert, but San Antonio is not in the desert

@Deez_Nutts974 5 лет назад

Great vid 👍

@garrettsnuff 5 лет назад

Nice job...well presented!

@DavidLopez-yp5xo 5 лет назад

I'm going to share this list with my godparents. They are looking for a nice place to retire.

@luney3232 4 года назад

Send them to a old folks home 🏠 👌

@DavidIrthum 5 лет назад

Personally my retirement city of choice is Evergreen,CO. Evergreen is the perfect combination of scenery, parks, activities and not far from my hometown of Aurora,CO.

@ganymeade5151 5 лет назад

if you are rich

@skiinggator 4 года назад

Nice. Love to hike in Elk Meadow Park.

@8675-__ 3 года назад

I agree great place to live if you don't mind snow

@danieltrembley8275 3 года назад

Love your videos, how about an offshoot of this one "Best Places for Retires to Snowbird" away from the cold winters of the northern climate. And not necessarily where the other millions of snowbirds are, places where someone can relax, perhaps off the beaten path...thanks for what you do!

@MontagZoso 3 года назад

Loved watching the cool Zen woman spinning at 0:45. 😎❤️

@tristancauser390 5 лет назад

When he said Slaughter Beech deeply, it actually scared the shit out of me.

@streetsofgold6933 5 лет назад

It scared me too...😂😂😂

@ganymeade5151 4 года назад

Sounds haunted and like WWII beach

@ganymeade5151 4 года назад

sounds awful

@MontagZoso 3 года назад

Beach.

@adamjenniges9809 5 лет назад

Top 10 cities for recent college grads.

@pipper70 4 года назад

Some very interesting choices, Briggs.👍

@charliealvaradovideoseries7700 5 лет назад

Thank you this list was nice information about places that wasn’t thought of, the question for most of us that are need these places, but one thing medical insurance doesn’t cross state lines in 99 % of the time one can end up with a medical bill. That’s is an interesting and needed in place before making a move to other state.

@stardusstie 5 лет назад

Wow I was expecting to see Bend, Oregon on this list. My grandparents retired there and they love it (and everyone loves visiting them). I guess the winter would be a negative (although #1 is a desert city which obviously had the opposite problem lol).

@garfield8900 4 года назад

Bend is overrun with CA transplants who drove up the price of real estate sky high. Got out of there in 1977.

@ganymeade5151 4 года назад

@@garfield8900 Creeping Commie Crud is a turn off.

@chalon835 5 лет назад

10 Utah 9 Charleston South Carolina 8 Reno Nevada 7 Frankfort Kentucky 6 Savannah Georgia 5 Mildford Delaware 4 Lakeland Florida 3 San Antonio Texas 2 Sarasota Florida 1 Mesquite Nevada

@jsmum196 5 лет назад

Mesquite, NV is number 1. Pretty cool place.

@marywinkle9408 5 лет назад

Mesquite? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 yeah right! Waste your life away in no-mans land! 🙄🙄🙄🙄

@4uFriday 4 года назад

C H A L O ‘ N I disagree with number 1. It should be Sarasota easily.

@michaelpeters8615 4 года назад

Thanks for saving us all the time!😀

@e.tezani3877 4 года назад

Mesquite isn't a city..

@denniskazich7559 3 года назад

Moved to Florida from Chicago years ago and lived close to Naples. Built a home there but it was very pricey. After moving to Lakeland built a home there and found it to be a great place. Has a variety of different types of homes and things to do along with being very affordable. Also a lot of history in the town. Good choice for easy living and health care. Publix started out in Lakeland.

@WaltANelsonPHD 5 лет назад

Great video, Briggs.

@WorldAccordingToBriggs 5 лет назад

Thanks Walt.

@grgmck77 4 года назад

Reno. Nevada. Recreational Marijuana. ‘Nuff said.

@dottiejarrett6896 3 года назад

LOLOLOL

@nickbyrd1027 5 лет назад

I don't know if this is in your wheelhouse, but I'd be interested in the Top-10 College Towns

@caponeprincess73 5 лет назад

Love this video

@dreamweaver3406 5 лет назад

We retired in Fallon NV-about 60 miles south of Reno. Reno is too busy for us but its fun to visit on occasion. Fallon is a small town but we have enough to do here.

@shannonalvaradowellness8543 5 лет назад

Top 10 countries to retire outside of US. Top 10 states for healthcare ( not just for retirees) Top 10 states for affordable housing. Top 10 colleges / universities for affordable tuition, just to name a few

@dnltAg2y53 5 лет назад

move to Europe

@ITILII 5 лет назад

@@dnltAg2y53 Yes the hordes of muslims and see how much you'll enjoy it, if you're white

@nmc398 5 лет назад

Even if you're not white!!!

@dnltAg2y53 5 лет назад

@@ITILII ?

@pitmastercook7362 5 лет назад

Hey Briggs. We watch all the time. Why? We’re looking to relocate / retire early. We were looking at West Texas (no retirement tax). San Antonio looks nice but we were looking further West. Like Alpine or Del Rio. We heard it’s hot but “no humidity.” How about doing one on West Texas? Also, we know you hate Mississippi. But you always do Reasons to Move. Reasons not to Move. How about a Reasons to Move to Mississippi? We heard (no retirement tax), Gulf Shore is beautiful, cost of living is low, yeah - humidity sucks. We know. We know.

@H8onG 5 лет назад

You should look into the Texas Hill country, anything West of Austin and northwest of San Antonio. Like Kerrville to Fredericksburg ect. Tons of awesome place to live.

@lucievb1 4 года назад

Look into Robson Ranch in Denton TX over 55 and fantastic amenities.

@wannabetowasabe 5 лет назад

I'm glad you didn't highlight the retirement town close to me. I prefer it doesn't get advertised. I live in snow country north of there about 65 miles. I like where we live now, but it is expensive (145% of national average), but once you pay off your home that drops to about 120% of the national average. We have a gem of a hospital and our air conditioning bill is zero. Shoveling snow is becoming more difficult as we age, mainly because we are still pretty achy all of the day after we have shoveled. It makes it hard when we get back to back storms for a week or more. That is why we are looking at the lower elevation town south of us. It is much hotter there and temperatures as high as 105 can occur with very low humidity. The health care is good, but there aren't enough providers, so that can be a bit challenging when you first move there. About half the locations you listed have much higher humidity than I care to live in. I've avoided humidity once I moved away from where I grew up near the ocean. I'm glad you picked locations that are not at the top of the retirement radar. I lived near a few of them and they don't need additional publicity.

@namiesnaturals3557 4 года назад

Love milford de but it has grown lots traffic on local highways in summer from tourist, n iv heard they cater to the elders besides tax free lower slower de. Check out sourrounding towns too.

@multilingual1 5 лет назад

Wow ! You made Mesquite, Nevada #1 and you even said it was close to St. George, Utah ! I live in St. George, and no, I am NOT a mormon ( Galatians 1:6－9), but after you mentioned Provo, Utah as #10, I figured St. George would be #1 - #9. I'm retired here myself and would NEVER want to live again in California again ( I have virtually lived there from 1957 - 2010 ) while it's slowly becoming like Venezuela !!!

@Ed-iz4wm 5 лет назад

How does someone "virtually" live someone?

@dro6619000 5 лет назад

1944 to 2015 in California. Never again. The politicians have ruined what was once a great place.

@ganymeade5151 5 лет назад

Good move from Cali. Who wants to pay high taxes to have their cities and neighborhoods trashed? Sanctuary City policies tell criminals something like: Hey, come here, where stupid people will pay for all your services; you can commit crimes not be prosecuted; pay no taxes; etc.. Bad policies that lead to crime, destruction, and citizen and state insolvency.

@ganymeade5151 4 года назад

Incredibly beautiful Cali is ruined by greed, corruption, lawlessness, crime, and lack of sane leadership, like the rest of the West Coast.

@jeff7764 4 года назад

How is Ca becoming like Venezuela? 😂🤣😆 What a stupid fucking comment

@planetaryqueenrulerofallel3461 4 года назад

Is great for those who like s to be in a Geriatric Zone . I for instance like by where is all sort of ages ..

@userPs91victory 3 года назад

Which is mentally very healthy. Keeps you from dying too soon.

@Sandy-qv7ji 3 года назад

Can you add the best towns to retire in also? You have a great Channel and wonderful presentation.

@leeketner6488 4 года назад

Lived in san Antonio in the 90's and loved the curtitious people and the space neeld restaurant.

@mjpottertx 5 лет назад

Three obvious omissions. Austin, TX (especially the outer burbs like Georgetown). Raliegh-Durham, NC (including Cary and Wake Forest) Ashville, NC Btw, San Antonio is NOT a desert town. OK, I've stopped typing.

@josephgaviota 5 лет назад

Mr. Briggs, I'm semi-retired in Glendale, CA. The government of CA has lost its mind, and I'm considering leaving, but don't want to cut my nose off to spite my face. Glendale is super safe, and near almost everything So. Cal. has to offer. Thanks for this list. It's an important decision.

@peterpan8263 5 лет назад

josephgaviota Bro Glendale is not that bad you have some great Armenian market If you think California lost its mind go to Paintsville Kentucky, Shreveport Louisiana....etc I live 20 minutes east of you above the SANTA Anita race track Reno sucks the only nice thing is it’s close to Tahoe

@josephgaviota 5 лет назад

@@peterpan8263 I really appreciate your input. Who knows what I'll do. It's just the constant drum beat of bigger and more intrusive government makes me crazy. You can't have a bag at the grocery store. You can't have a plastic straw. You can't have a paper receipt. We're raising your taxes so we can provide more for the homeless--resulting in more homeless. You can't have a little bottle of hand lotion or shampoo at the hotel. Again, thanks for your answer. I don't want to be the guy who jumps out of the frying pan into the fire :-)

@jsmum196 5 лет назад

@@josephgaviota Agreed! Time to get out before it's too late. The police are understaffed and bogged down with "laws". Homeless and immigrants rule the roost here. It's going to get much worse. The apocalyptic fires and floods just show God's not happy with the government here. I'm afraid it's going to just get worse unless the govnmt. changes and that won't be for several years, if that. Good luck moving! I'm looking too. Nothing to do in NV. I like Ivins, Utah or Santa Clara. Southern Utah has lots to do, conservative and friendly. Not as many Mormons as up northern Utah and many Californian's are moving there.

@dickmorhead6165 5 лет назад

Trump and the Repubs will take away your Medicare. Now that's crazy!

@denvercatwoman6561 5 лет назад

@@peterpan8263 how has the government lost its mind in Shreveport? I grew up near there and am grateful every day to be in Colorado.

@sonnygirl8358 5 лет назад

I'll check out San Antonio.. thanks for another great video. 💛

@johnd4348 5 лет назад

San Antonio is just a large city.

@gregwalker4236 5 лет назад

really enjoyable, subscribed. i like where i live now in central texas, but you never know--taxes are almost fatal here, though, but of course death and taxes.....

@mountain_seeker1635 5 лет назад

Just wait until they hear that Milford, Delaware is the most dangerous city/town in the state per capita

@ganymeade5151 4 года назад

How about Slaughter Beach?

@userPs91victory 3 года назад

Oh my God. Thank you and I wanted to move there. How about Sussex?

@aaronequihua5955 5 лет назад

Top 10 cities (or states) for College Graduates in the United States

@mememaster9393 5 лет назад

Aaron Equihua debtville, USA

@stardusstie 5 лет назад

Yes!!!!

@hbarudi 5 лет назад

Cheap affordable cost of living and high income needed to be able to pay down those giant student loan debts.

@ca8920 4 года назад

Don't care about college grads....

@robertmcevoy24 5 лет назад

Great Vid Briggs it would be awesome if you could narrow this down to the Pacific Northwest for us soon to be retired .Thank you

@robertmcevoy24 5 лет назад

Steve/Beth Not too far from you from some studying I have found red states to be more affordable they are taxing us out of our homes in Washington state

@lyletanner744 4 года назад

East Texas is a great place to retire. Longview for example. Great weather, cost of living not too bad, ect.

@kylekeene1607 5 лет назад

Top ten reasons to move to Montana next video?

@kylethornberry7074 5 лет назад

T-Bend Const. Kalispell ,MT

@stocksoul178 5 лет назад

There's people in Montana?

@thebusterdog6358 5 лет назад

Careful what you wish for Kyle. Californians are on their way to destroy that area soon.

@kylethornberry7074 5 лет назад

@@thebusterdog6358 if it gets to rowdy in Kalispell well i hear Whitefish is awesome.

@ganymeade5151 5 лет назад

Montana is beautiful but the winters are brutal. Must have a Snow Cat to plow out of at least 10 feet of snow. Will spend about 6 months a year snowbound.

@Alverant 5 лет назад

So what do you consider "exciting" and what qualifies as "things to do" since you mention them so often and they're so vague?

@ganymeade5151 4 года назад

On an episode of The Office someone called Florida "America's Basement." Very dank and humid. Too hot, lots of rain, and lots of bugs. Muggy and buggy.

@davidredfearn664 5 лет назад

I picked Portland but I would have picked Tallahassee FL if it were on there. I know it rarely gets below freezing there but I'm not a big fan of the cold weather. Maine seems like a good state to visit during the summer. Cheers!

@justiny.6464 5 лет назад

Yes! My state made the list finally. Brigs you need to stop dissing Kentucky it’s NOT BAD HERE

@cherrlyn381 4 года назад

Kentucky has some of the best people in the country.

@ganymeade5151 4 года назад

Great Bourbon in KY.

@oldmillrd8153 4 года назад

@@cherrlyn381 Is Moscow Mitch M from Kentucky? If yes then he is the absolute worst person (American) in the country.

@vickierichter7850 3 года назад

My husband and I moved to Kentucky from Las Vegas NV. If the home we have now were in Las Vegas it would be over $500;000. Cost of living is awesome.

@boristheamerican2938 3 года назад

Has to be bad, all you idiots vote republican.

@davidbrown8303 4 года назад

when I grow old I'm going to move to Miami next door to Dorothy Blanche and Rose and date them all and have nothing to do but watch TV all day and eat cheese cake. O yeah that's the life.

@userPs91victory 3 года назад

💪right on 😂!

@Journeyman-Fixit 4 года назад

LOW TAXES! Great video - Thanks! 😊

@BrisLS1 4 года назад

7:28 Dayum! That screen shot from Lakeland.. even though a year old, looks pretty affordable. I am not a big fan of trailers/mobile, not because there is anything wrong with them, but on rented land where the rent can go up, I would just get an apartment instead.

@inthevault9603 4 года назад

I’d never buy a mobile home bc of that reason.

@terrybrady8588 4 года назад

How about a list of the top ten cheapest small (under 5000 people) towns anywhere. (US)

@marksalkin4133 4 года назад

Been to Mesquite. There's a reason why it's so cheap: it's a shithole. Desert on the edge of beautiful red rocks, about an hour northeast of Vegas. Dry, of the type of town where the best food is a diner with red checker tablecloths. Went to the movies and we were the only two in the Cineplex. Dead, I mean the town is dead. BTW the guy that used those auto rifles in Vegas, y'know the one that killed like 59 people ? well, he's from Mesquite.

@lucievb1 4 года назад

Worse mistake we ever made was to move here from the DFW area.Who paid you for this endorsement??? Wonder if he visited this place.

@hasinai 4 года назад

Mesquite Nevada is great if you enjoy golf. There are five courses in the area. The city is growing rapidly with lots of new housing being built. BTW, Stephen Paddock wasn't from Mesquite. He LIVED in Mesquite at the time of the shootings. He is originally from Iowa and grew up in Arizona and Los Angeles.

@hasinai 4 года назад

@@lucievb1 I'm considering moving to Nevada in a few years. Could you give some reasons why y'all are unhappy in Mesquite?

@pepasdream 4 года назад

Mom and dad retired to mesquite from alaska 7 years ago dad passed and we wanted her to come home she said no her condo paid for and everything she needs is right there and loves it I'm there at least 5 times a year and it is a beautiful retirement town.

@MaggieClarkSLC 2 года назад

@@hasinai No shopping. Restaurants aren't good. No good medical care.

@robertcoren7318 3 года назад

I picked Bellingham, WA to retire but health problems led to a change of plans. The moderate weather was a major factor and prices “were” reasonable when I started to search in the mid 2000’s (pre-Great Recession). Bought a lot on which we were going to build a house. I also looked at the area between Port Angeles through Sequim to Port Townsend, WA. Beautiful, moderate climate in the rain shield of Mt Olympus. Less than 20” of precipitation per year.

@jaybee608 5 лет назад

Loved this one as I'm retired and looking for a small town with a little something something!

@ca8920 4 года назад

Good Luck

@harletterider9658 4 года назад

wichita falls,tx.

@onedirection3510 5 лет назад

“Off the retired beaten path.” I recommend an “off the beaten path” in general series for your consideration. Ex: Safest small towns then safest off the beaten path small towns.

@hollybrown964 5 лет назад

I live in Mesquite the one that’s #1...honestly it’s not #1 to live any,ore..cost has gone up really high in the last few yrs due to people moving out here from California, rent is high here from what it was 2yrs ago, everyone complains about the young people coming here now, and crime rate is much higher now from what it was 2yrs ago...I want to leave here Texas one you said sounds great if I can talk my hubby into it...lol..but he won’t leave he’s job here, he’s the only pastry chef here in town at Eureka casino/hotel

@dreamweaver3406 5 лет назад

We almost retired in Mesquite-way too hot for me!

@QED_ 4 года назад

@Holly Brown: Thanks . . .

@OspreyMomma 5 лет назад

🤚great video thanks for sharing 💕

@kenpetty7483 3 года назад

Briggs great Channel! How about 5 top places to retire in Kentucky? Also if possible cover property inheritance. In one of your videos you briefly mentioned tax on leaving your home to your children. Thank you!!!

@overbanked 5 лет назад

No mention about the significant crime in Savannah?

@Theplotofaugust 5 лет назад

overbanked Albany, Macon, def have more but it should be mentioned. Plus the seasons suck.

@jsmum196 5 лет назад

Racism to the extreme and absolutely the most cruel to animals! Child abuse, incest is rampant there.

@russellhoward9504 5 лет назад

Russell Howard Look at the demographics of the place where you are interested Really good info and unbiased you have to be careful Hopefully this help s

@tinamaria7436 3 года назад

Trying prune daiquiri when playing penny slot 😂#nevada

@billmitchell5805 4 года назад

As a retired Senior, LOW TAXES is also on the list. That is why we left New Jersey. NOT COLD as well.

@peanutbutterandjelly1609 4 года назад

Savannah and Charleston are both amazing cities. They are both very charming and the architecture in Charleston is just beautiful in particular. They are both very hot and humid in the summertime but great cities with lots to do besides just swimming, although in the summertime you really will want to be in water of some kind. There is tons of history in both cities and amazing restaurants in both. I live about 3 1/2 hours from Charleston.