might be moving my anus

[ZRH]

Well I currently live in Maryland, it's not much better

Didnt know, I thought you were one of the GA or FL bitches.

 

[Syrup Beaver]

Well when I go up on the clocktower and start my vendetta against humanity I'll have a goddamn good excuse ^__^

Yes, yes you will my brother ^_^

 

[Sp`ange]

if it's not Atlanta, it sucks.

 

[kiwi]

You can move to Utah and buy you a new house on 1/8 of an acre for around 300K.

 

[JAXvillain]

if it's not Atlanta, it sucks.

amen to that

frozen tundra is for penguins and polar bears, not people

 

[Pandora]

I LOVE Boston. I'll come hang with you.

I don't think elpie was talking about the band.

 

[Sp`ange]

You can move to Utah and buy you a new house on 1/8 of an acre for around 300K.

Utah is that expensive??!?! Wtf??!? We have 3/4 of an acre and an ample size house for half of that. Plus, we don't have to live in Utah.

 

[Syrup Beaver]

Utah is that expensive??!?! Wtf??!? We have 3/4 of an acre and an ample size house for half of that. Plus, we don't have to live in Utah.

Seriously, land should be free out there

I paid a significant amount less than that for the 'ranch

 

[kiwi]

Utah is that expensive??!?! Wtf??!? We have 3/4 of an acre and an ample size house for half of that. Plus, we don't have to live in Utah.

If you want 1/2 acre in Salt Lake or the surrounding "suburbs" you are going to pay about 125k and up. If you are willing to go farther south or north, it's less expensive. In the town we are moving too (Spanish Fork) which is about 40 min south of Salt Lake, you can get a 1/4 acre for 40k, in the little town in the middle of the state my parents live in, you can get a full acre for 20-25k. In most "populated" areas (meaning at least 15k people in the area made up of 4-8 towns) you are going to pay between 20-40k for an acre. If you want a bunch of land that isn't populated, you can get 40 acres for probably just over 100k.

Edit: the average yard size for a new construction 3k square foot house in Salt Lake is probably closer to 1/6 acre, and you need to plan on spending 260-270 minimum.

 

[JAXvillain]

You can move to Utah and buy you a new house on 1/8 of an acre for around 300K.

here's what 300k will get you by me and spange/thorn
5 bdrm, 3 1/2 bath, 3/4 acre lot

 

[ERage]

here's what 300k will get you by me and spange/thorn
5 bdrm, 3 1/2 bath, 3/4 acre lot
[.IMG]http://uselessforums.com/files/120505/cobbhouse.jpg[/IMG]

is it Scottish? No? Then IT'S CRAP!

 

[Atan Nolme]

if it's not Atlanta, it sucks.

High heat and humidity for ~7 months of the year. HELL NO

 

[JAXvillain]

High heat and humidity for ~7 months of the year. HELL NO

you only notice it if you're a visitor

 

[simple]

Didnt know, I thought you were one of the GA or FL bitches.

nope, I'm a loner dottie, a rebel

 

[JAXvillain]

nope, I'm a loner dottie, a rebel

PEEWEE

 

[simple]

here's what 300k will get you by me and spange/thorn
5 bdrm, 3 1/2 bath, 3/4 acre lot
http://uselessforums.com/files/120505/cobbhouse.jpg[IMG][/QUOTE]
gotta love the south

take that house, clone it, stack one on top of the other and that's what you get in texas for 20 grand less

 

[simple]

PEEWEE

 

[Thorn Bird]

i wanted to go to emerson after high school. i'd LOVE to visit boston and the colleges!!

 

[Pandora]

High heat and humidity for ~7 months of the year. HELL NO

In GA?!?! High heat is in Utah. Humidity in Tampa. Georgia otoh is peeerfect. :dirk:

 

[Syrup Beaver]

The only time I was in Atlanta I nearly sweated to death

Orlando is easier for me to deal with, as long as I don't move much until it gets dark

Anything past 65 degrees and it's getting "hot" to me