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Originally Posted by Fastskiguy
We owned a home here for 6 years before getting down here full time and this ^^^ is a thing. Plus managing it from a distance is a pain in the neck. Like when the neighbor (fortunately) calls and says one of your sprinkler heads is broken and you have a fountain in your back yard. You do end up with a home to move into that's closer to businesses vs. being new in the middle of nowhere....but nowhere becomes somewhere in a few years and you get to move in with all of your new neighbors at the same time and it's like going off to college but more fun. So I say....just wait and make the move all at once. YMMV!
Joe
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Joe, thanks for that insight. Question, knowing the pains that you mentioned, are you saying you would not have done the same thing again?
You would have waited the 6 years?
What would you have done in the meantime?
Looking back, what would have to wait the 6 years gotten you in terms of improvements, cost of homes, locations or is it simply just less headaches? (Which I am not discounting, as it is a pain in the but having another place, but you knew that going into it.). The Sprinkler head is a problem, hope the neighbor helped and was neighborly!