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  • D Daniel Vaughan

    Thanks for your response Dan. > $300k for a starter house sounds a little like Australia. I wonder what rents are like. Obviously it would depend on where you are. Here in Switzerland there is definitely a rental culture. In fact most people rent, and a basic home will set you back at least a mil.

    Daniel Vaughan Blog: DanielVaughan.Orpius.com

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    Dan Neely
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    Significantly less, but I don't have any idea of an actual dollar value. They didn't go stupid like house prices did a few years ago.

    The European Way of War: Blow your own continent up. The American Way of War: Go over and help them.

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    • D Daniel Vaughan

      My wife and I are entertaining the possibility of relocating to the US for a while. We are looking for a warm climate, near the ocean, and low crime. If anyone has any suggestions or recommendations regarding a nice area, I’d appreciate hearing about it.

      Daniel Vaughan Blog: DanielVaughan.Orpius.com

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      Dan Neely
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      Something else to consider, that I don't think has been brought up. Culturally/politically the US is well to the right of every other first world country. Our more conservative parts (eg most of the south/midwest excepting towns with a large number of internal migrants) might not be a comfortable fit.

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        Something else to consider, that I don't think has been brought up. Culturally/politically the US is well to the right of every other first world country. Our more conservative parts (eg most of the south/midwest excepting towns with a large number of internal migrants) might not be a comfortable fit.

        The European Way of War: Blow your own continent up. The American Way of War: Go over and help them.

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        Daniel Vaughan
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        Good point. Yes, I was under the impression that the east coast has a greater liberal contingent. It’s hard to gauge these things without witnessing first hand.

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        • D Daniel Vaughan

          That bad!? :omg:

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          Roger Wright
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          It was that bad before California became a socialist police state 20 years ago, and could still be considered part of the United States. It can't be better now...

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          • D Daniel Vaughan

            What's the speed limit on the freeway PIEBALDconsult?

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            Depends on whether or not you're in a city. Out between the cities (Tonopah, AZ to the Palm Springs area) it's 75 MPH and if you don't go 90MPH you get run over by trucks.

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            • D Daniel Vaughan

              My wife and I are entertaining the possibility of relocating to the US for a while. We are looking for a warm climate, near the ocean, and low crime. If anyone has any suggestions or recommendations regarding a nice area, I’d appreciate hearing about it.

              Daniel Vaughan Blog: DanielVaughan.Orpius.com

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              Bassam Abdul Baki
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              Anywhere on the southern east or west coast for the weather. Just put your house on very high stilts for the low crime factor.

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                Depends on whether or not you're in a city. Out between the cities (Tonopah, AZ to the Palm Springs area) it's 75 MPH and if you don't go 90MPH you get run over by trucks.

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                Daniel Vaughan
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                What percentage of people would you say ride scooters in the city?

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                  What percentage of people would you say ride scooters in the city?

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                  I don't know which city you mean, more do in L.A. When I lived in L.A. I rode a motorcycle.

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                  • D Daniel Vaughan

                    My wife and I are entertaining the possibility of relocating to the US for a while. We are looking for a warm climate, near the ocean, and low crime. If anyone has any suggestions or recommendations regarding a nice area, I’d appreciate hearing about it.

                    Daniel Vaughan Blog: DanielVaughan.Orpius.com

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                    Daniel, Where are you relocating from? I moved to the USA from the UK in 1988 and lived in S California.   In 2002 I moved up to Sacramento (the capital city of CA) and prefer it - it has seasons, like the UK.   Tree-leaves go red and fall off each year, and it gets cool enough for sweats.   But summers get up to 100 deg + (F, not C) When I worked in UK, I worked with salesmen who sold "Pertec" computers.   When I came here (on a holiday visa), I "volunteered" at Pertec as the SW QA Dept Manager.   Pertec sponsored me to a Work Visa.   I married my penpal and had to go to Holland on business, and was not allowed back into the US afterwards ... long story short, I was obviously an intended immigrant (job, house and wife in US, no job, house or wife in UK), but Work Visa is non-immigrant.   I stayed in UK til we could get me back on a "humanitarian parole" and I quickly got my green card.   More recently, I've become a naturalized citizen.

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                    • D Daniel Vaughan

                      My wife and I are entertaining the possibility of relocating to the US for a while. We are looking for a warm climate, near the ocean, and low crime. If anyone has any suggestions or recommendations regarding a nice area, I’d appreciate hearing about it.

                      Daniel Vaughan Blog: DanielVaughan.Orpius.com

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                      Ravi Bhavnani
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                      See my direct email to you. /ravi

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