Thinking of selling my house in NH and moving to NC

i say stay too....dont want too many northern folk watering down the south. on another forum people were talking about how you could spend an entire day in charlotte without hearing a southern accent.

Its funny I talk to people from NC and SC all day and they are nice as pie.. Where do you live I want to move in right next door to YOU


FYI its people from Mass with the attitudes

Quote from throwaway9503 : No, I'm being serious. I've met way too many assholes from the Northeast who look down upon the Southeast and then end up moving here. They bring their shit-ass attitude, horrible driving, and drive up prices of the region. So please, stay out..we're all retarded in-breds in NC like you guys claim

Quote from throwaway9503 : No, I'm being serious. I've met way too many assholes from the Northeast who look down upon the Southeast and then end up moving here. They bring their shit-ass attitude, horrible driving, and drive up prices of the region. So please, stay out..we're all retarded in-breds in NC like you guys claim

Perhaps the problem lies within...

Quote from vaultaddict : Perhaps the problem lies within...

Problem does not lie within. It lies outside, mainly people from the Northeast region flocking down to NC to take advantage of the cheap prices and then acting like pretentious assholes. To all the people from NJ, stay the fuk out of NC

Quote from MrTvguy : Its funny I talk to people from NC and SC all day and they are nice as pie.. Where do you live I want to move in right next door to YOU FYI its people from Mass with the attitudes

Where do I live? Read the city name underneath my location

Quote from throwaway9503 : Problem does not lie within. It lies outside, mainly people from the Northeast region flocking down to NC to take advantage of the cheap prices and then acting like pretentious assholes. To all the people from NJ, stay the fuk out of NC Where do I live? Read the city name underneath my location

At least with more migration, your kind will be the minority soon!

Thanks everyone for the positive input. To the others well have a nice day and I am sorry someone pee'd in your cheerios

Quote from MrTvguy : Thanks everyone for the positive input. To the others well have a nice day and I am sorry someone pee'd in your cheerios

We need to keep the nice/normal people in NH, hope you stay!

LOL thanks

If it matters, I live in Raleigh for a year once and hated it. The place was expensive to live (more expensive than Baltimore) and the taxes were pretty high too. Other places in NC not near Raleigh might have been better. I did not like having to pay big city prices for everything when I lived in a small place.

up here my taxes are 6k on real estate alone. I would be paying an income tax in NC though. Almost a wash I guess in the end...Bonus is no snow and KK doughnuts LOL

Quote from MrTvguy : up here my taxes are 6k on real estate alone. I would be paying an income tax in NC though. Almost a wash I guess in the end...Bonus is no snow and KK doughnuts LOL

stay out

Hi again Mr Sunshine


If u really are in NYC what do u care?

Have a nice day

Quote from zzyzzx : If it matters, I live in Raleigh for a year once and hated it. The place was expensive to live (more expensive than Baltimore) and the taxes were pretty high too. Other places in NC not near Raleigh might have been better. I did not like having to pay big city prices for everything when I lived in a small place.

aint raleigh already full of yuppies from all over? no wonder prices are high

If you move to NC, rent before you buy so that you can get to know the area. Property taxes will be cheaper in Union County vs next door Mecklenburg County. (Even though, compared to up north, Mecklenburg County's property taxes are a bargain.) If you're considering Union County, look into northern South Carolina. Gas is about 20 cents a gallon cheaper there, and SC's property taxes are lower than NC's. From what I've heard, the majority of the new people in SC are from NC (getting away from all of the yankees moving in ).

Practically all of the houses in NC have central air. The only houses I've seen that don't have it are older homes. Most of the subdivisions have community pools that are paid for with HOA fees.

There has been a large influx of people to the big areas down here (Charlotte, Raleigh, etc) in the last 10-15 years, and the recession has hit NC hard because the economy had been booming. The job market can be difficult, so be sure that your current job is secure and/or that there is a market for your profession here.