beenz
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Seems like the job market down there is much better than up here.
I got an announcement. I'm leaving Chicago to move down south to Texas UPDATE: might be moving back
I don't think you need to worry man. If worse comes to worse you can always move back. When you move down here if you don't like it you can always move back or somewhere else.
But from a job/career/cost of living stand point you hit the jackpot.
Yeah there are tornados here. But nothing crazy.....but if he lived outside of chicago like in central or southern Illionis he would get tornados too.
Also the tornados are exaggerated. It is nothing like OKC. Trust I have had to stay there and you get a tornado warning damn near every week during tornado season.
Yeah dallas cheats with its population.....they count all of DFW.
You know it
You got a house out there yet ?
When I see shyt like this
for $400k
You know what I was looking at for $400k in Vallejo earlier this year
an apartment
it was a nice apartment
but still an apartment
good luck breh
one of the better posters here, nothing but success to ya
For $400k you can get a house twice that size in the metroplex
You got a house out there yet ?
When I see shyt like this
for $400k
You know what I was looking at for $400k in Vallejo earlier this year
an apartment
it was a nice apartment
but still an apartment
good luck breh
From a real estate perspective, yall losing hard in the bay.
But that shyt can't keep it forever though.
Yeah but living in the bay> DallasYou got a house out there yet ?
When I see shyt like this
for $400k
You know what I was looking at for $400k in Vallejo earlier this year
an apartment
it was a nice apartment
but still an apartment
good luck breh
beenz
Rap Guerilla
I haven't sold shyt. I am undecided about what I want to do regarding the house I live in. I'd prefer to get more equity in before selling because I have only been here like 1 1/2 years. my other house is rented, so that one is good.
if I find myself coming up here regularly, I might keep this spot. I was working on a new budget yesterday. and even with paying this mortgage, I'll still have a couple grand leftover after taxes and all other bills are paid each month.
beenz
Rap Guerilla
You got a house out there yet ?
When I see shyt like this
for $400k
You know what I was looking at for $400k in Vallejo earlier this year
an apartment
it was a nice apartment
but still an apartment
good luck breh
No house yet. she has a rental as it's only been 5 months. she said we can move to a bigger spot in her complex which is fine. the house you posted is cool, but I am not a fan of those mcmansion type of cribs. also I hear homes in texas don't typically have basements like they do here. 400K is a lot of money for a crib. especially in the south I think. I figured 300K gets you pretty much anything you want down south.
beenz
Rap Guerilla
no, me alone (not factoring in her income) I will have that extra money leftover after bills are paid. and it'll be more if I hurry up and pay off this car I got in january.
I changed jobs in:
Mar 2012
Sept 2013
Jul 2017
each time, I have upped my salary by at least 10%. I have never been able to secure those kinda raises staying with the same company. my last company was cheap as fukk with the raises, but I put up with them because of the work at home flexibility.
yeah I guess people corrected me and said closer to some where you can find that house for $250k
I thought it was a good deal already at 400k basements
they have attics though.. does chicago not have attics 
attics are the same as basements just on top of your house instead of below it in bay area we cant have basements in most cities cause we legit 15 feet above sea level
gotta have permits to just dig in your back yard in bay area no bull shyt, in the bay area we have a 811 hotline to call before you dig in your back yard
so basements were never a thing here 
but attics is what we got
beenz
Rap Guerilla
yeah I guess people corrected me and said closer to some where you can find that house for $250k
basements
in bay area we cant have basements in most cities cause we legit 15 feet above sea level
no bull shyt, in the bay area we have a 811 hotline to call before you dig in your back yard
some cribs out here have attics. but I have never had one that has had one. I live in a bungalow.
that means the 2nd floor has a pitched ceiling typically. so technically you're in the attic already.
however, my house is dormered out, which means that it's been built out on the sides on the 2nd floor to remove the pitch in the ceiling and add more square footage.
