What is the equivalent home in San Diego to this $158k home in Austin?

[bearishgurl]

[quote=Doooh]Vacation is in the books for this Summer.. That said were more of a spontaneous couple. I wouldn’t be surprised if we’re out in Tx sooner rather than later.[/quote]

I would go in April for the best weather. Any week but Spring Break, where planes will be more expensive. It will be warming up then but not too hot. Inland, tornado season starts the beginning of May.

Of course you might want to see what hot and humid feels like. It that case, I would go in July or August to get a feel for what it’s like. Be sure to go out to the gulf to feel the sand blowing around your ankles and knees during hurricane season :=}

[bearishgurl]

Doooh, you can make it there by road in two days. I would highly recommend staying in Albuquerque the first night if you are headed for Dallas/Ft Worth. SD to ABQ is 11-12 hrs drive. In the summer, the motor lodges in ABQ are usually all full so you will have to book in advance. The next day, ABQ to DFW will be about 8 hrs. drive.

If you are driving to Austin/San Antonio, stay the night in Las Cruces, NM or El Paso, TX (however far you think you want to go). This drive is 10-12 hours from SD. The next day will be 12-13 hrs drive to Austin/San Antonio. The west TX stretch of I-10 moves fairly fast, as I recall.

I think it is nice to have your own vehicle there and not be hamstrung by airline luggage regulations.

[bearishgurl]

Doooh, you can make it there by road in two days. I would highly recommend staying in Albuquerque the first night if you are headed for Dallas/Ft Worth. SD to ABQ is 11-12 hrs drive. In the summer, the motor lodges in ABQ are usually all full so you will have to book in advance. The next day, ABQ to DFW will be about 8 hrs. drive.

If you are driving to Austin/San Antonio, stay the night in Las Cruces, NM or El Paso, TX (however far you think you want to go). This drive is 10-12 hours from SD. The next day will be 12-13 hrs drive to Austin/San Antonio. The west TX stretch of I-10 moves fairly fast, as I recall.

I think it is nice to have your own vehicle there and not be hamstrung by airline luggage regulations.

[bearishgurl]

Doooh, you can make it there by road in two days. I would highly recommend staying in Albuquerque the first night if you are headed for Dallas/Ft Worth. SD to ABQ is 11-12 hrs drive. In the summer, the motor lodges in ABQ are usually all full so you will have to book in advance. The next day, ABQ to DFW will be about 8 hrs. drive.

If you are driving to Austin/San Antonio, stay the night in Las Cruces, NM or El Paso, TX (however far you think you want to go). This drive is 10-12 hours from SD. The next day will be 12-13 hrs drive to Austin/San Antonio. The west TX stretch of I-10 moves fairly fast, as I recall.

I think it is nice to have your own vehicle there and not be hamstrung by airline luggage regulations.

[bearishgurl]

Doooh, you can make it there by road in two days. I would highly recommend staying in Albuquerque the first night if you are headed for Dallas/Ft Worth. SD to ABQ is 11-12 hrs drive. In the summer, the motor lodges in ABQ are usually all full so you will have to book in advance. The next day, ABQ to DFW will be about 8 hrs. drive.

If you are driving to Austin/San Antonio, stay the night in Las Cruces, NM or El Paso, TX (however far you think you want to go). This drive is 10-12 hours from SD. The next day will be 12-13 hrs drive to Austin/San Antonio. The west TX stretch of I-10 moves fairly fast, as I recall.

I think it is nice to have your own vehicle there and not be hamstrung by airline luggage regulations.

[bearishgurl]

Doooh, you can make it there by road in two days. I would highly recommend staying in Albuquerque the first night if you are headed for Dallas/Ft Worth. SD to ABQ is 11-12 hrs drive. In the summer, the motor lodges in ABQ are usually all full so you will have to book in advance. The next day, ABQ to DFW will be about 8 hrs. drive.

If you are driving to Austin/San Antonio, stay the night in Las Cruces, NM or El Paso, TX (however far you think you want to go). This drive is 10-12 hours from SD. The next day will be 12-13 hrs drive to Austin/San Antonio. The west TX stretch of I-10 moves fairly fast, as I recall.

I think it is nice to have your own vehicle there and not be hamstrung by airline luggage regulations.

[briansd1]

Bearishgurl, at your age, you must still be going strong.

I can’t take long car rides. I could see driving in Europe, but America is a big place. Driving there is one thing. But driving back would be incredible boring to me.

[briansd1]

Bearishgurl, at your age, you must still be going strong.

I can’t take long car rides. I could see driving in Europe, but America is a big place. Driving there is one thing. But driving back would be incredible boring to me.

[briansd1]

Bearishgurl, at your age, you must still be going strong.

I can’t take long car rides. I could see driving in Europe, but America is a big place. Driving there is one thing. But driving back would be incredible boring to me.

[briansd1]

Bearishgurl, at your age, you must still be going strong.

I can’t take long car rides. I could see driving in Europe, but America is a big place. Driving there is one thing. But driving back would be incredible boring to me.

[briansd1]

Bearishgurl, at your age, you must still be going strong.

I can’t take long car rides. I could see driving in Europe, but America is a big place. Driving there is one thing. But driving back would be incredible boring to me.

[evolusd]

Job opportunity fell through. It’s been hard finding work in Austin – seems like a small town with not a ton of commercial banking opportunities.

We rented a nice SFR in Stonecrest Village (right above Fry’s off Aero Drive), so the wife and kids are content for now. I’m still keeping my eyes and ears open for Austin jobs, though!

[evolusd]

Job opportunity fell through. It’s been hard finding work in Austin – seems like a small town with not a ton of commercial banking opportunities.

We rented a nice SFR in Stonecrest Village (right above Fry’s off Aero Drive), so the wife and kids are content for now. I’m still keeping my eyes and ears open for Austin jobs, though!

[evolusd]

Job opportunity fell through. It’s been hard finding work in Austin – seems like a small town with not a ton of commercial banking opportunities.

We rented a nice SFR in Stonecrest Village (right above Fry’s off Aero Drive), so the wife and kids are content for now. I’m still keeping my eyes and ears open for Austin jobs, though!

[evolusd]

Job opportunity fell through. It’s been hard finding work in Austin – seems like a small town with not a ton of commercial banking opportunities.

We rented a nice SFR in Stonecrest Village (right above Fry’s off Aero Drive), so the wife and kids are content for now. I’m still keeping my eyes and ears open for Austin jobs, though!

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