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January 11, 2011 at 1:47 PM #652708January 11, 2011 at 1:50 PM #651593
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Participant[quote=evolusd]I’ve been very interested in this market as a relocation destination for my family. Finally in touch with a recruiter who has a potential opportunity.
Based on my math, for 25% less gross income I could live like a king in a nice home within 20 miles of downtown and have the same disposable income after my largest expenses (housing & taxes). Schools seem to be better in the neighborhoods I’m looking at based on GreatSchools rankings, anyway.
Definitely something I’d consider for the right opportunity.[/quote]
evolusd, have you ever tried driving into Austin from 20 miles out during the morning rush hour? Maybe you might consider trying this if you should land a job interview there.
January 11, 2011 at 1:50 PM #651660Participant[quote=evolusd]I’ve been very interested in this market as a relocation destination for my family. Finally in touch with a recruiter who has a potential opportunity.
Based on my math, for 25% less gross income I could live like a king in a nice home within 20 miles of downtown and have the same disposable income after my largest expenses (housing & taxes). Schools seem to be better in the neighborhoods I’m looking at based on GreatSchools rankings, anyway.
Definitely something I’d consider for the right opportunity.[/quote]
evolusd, have you ever tried driving into Austin from 20 miles out during the morning rush hour? Maybe you might consider trying this if you should land a job interview there.
January 11, 2011 at 1:50 PM #652248Participant[quote=evolusd]I’ve been very interested in this market as a relocation destination for my family. Finally in touch with a recruiter who has a potential opportunity.
Based on my math, for 25% less gross income I could live like a king in a nice home within 20 miles of downtown and have the same disposable income after my largest expenses (housing & taxes). Schools seem to be better in the neighborhoods I’m looking at based on GreatSchools rankings, anyway.
Definitely something I’d consider for the right opportunity.[/quote]
evolusd, have you ever tried driving into Austin from 20 miles out during the morning rush hour? Maybe you might consider trying this if you should land a job interview there.
January 11, 2011 at 1:50 PM #652383Participant[quote=evolusd]I’ve been very interested in this market as a relocation destination for my family. Finally in touch with a recruiter who has a potential opportunity.
Based on my math, for 25% less gross income I could live like a king in a nice home within 20 miles of downtown and have the same disposable income after my largest expenses (housing & taxes). Schools seem to be better in the neighborhoods I’m looking at based on GreatSchools rankings, anyway.
Definitely something I’d consider for the right opportunity.[/quote]
evolusd, have you ever tried driving into Austin from 20 miles out during the morning rush hour? Maybe you might consider trying this if you should land a job interview there.
January 11, 2011 at 1:50 PM #652712Participant[quote=evolusd]I’ve been very interested in this market as a relocation destination for my family. Finally in touch with a recruiter who has a potential opportunity.
Based on my math, for 25% less gross income I could live like a king in a nice home within 20 miles of downtown and have the same disposable income after my largest expenses (housing & taxes). Schools seem to be better in the neighborhoods I’m looking at based on GreatSchools rankings, anyway.
Definitely something I’d consider for the right opportunity.[/quote]
evolusd, have you ever tried driving into Austin from 20 miles out during the morning rush hour? Maybe you might consider trying this if you should land a job interview there.
January 11, 2011 at 2:11 PM #651612SD Realtor
ParticipantAnyone with an eye for opportunity should be considering the following. May not be the greatest place to live for themselves. May be a nice cashflowing opportunity as a rental. Even with the high tax rate your cash flow opportunities out of state blow away Cali property.
January 11, 2011 at 2:11 PM #651677ParticipantAnyone with an eye for opportunity should be considering the following. May not be the greatest place to live for themselves. May be a nice cashflowing opportunity as a rental. Even with the high tax rate your cash flow opportunities out of state blow away Cali property.
January 11, 2011 at 2:11 PM #652266ParticipantAnyone with an eye for opportunity should be considering the following. May not be the greatest place to live for themselves. May be a nice cashflowing opportunity as a rental. Even with the high tax rate your cash flow opportunities out of state blow away Cali property.
January 11, 2011 at 2:11 PM #652401ParticipantAnyone with an eye for opportunity should be considering the following. May not be the greatest place to live for themselves. May be a nice cashflowing opportunity as a rental. Even with the high tax rate your cash flow opportunities out of state blow away Cali property.
January 11, 2011 at 2:11 PM #652730ParticipantAnyone with an eye for opportunity should be considering the following. May not be the greatest place to live for themselves. May be a nice cashflowing opportunity as a rental. Even with the high tax rate your cash flow opportunities out of state blow away Cali property.
January 11, 2011 at 5:49 PM #651821EconProf
ParticipantEugene and Bearishgirl: In considering the property taxes on a house in Austin vs. one in San Diego, one should compare the expected taxes one would be paying. Throwing Prop 13-advantaged taxpayers into the mix is a red herring.
A buyer of a CA house will pay 1% of purchase price, plus bonded debt which ranges from .15% to .25%, depending on area. Mello Roos, if applicable is on top of that, and can easily push the total to 1.5% plus.January 11, 2011 at 5:49 PM #651886ParticipantEugene and Bearishgirl: In considering the property taxes on a house in Austin vs. one in San Diego, one should compare the expected taxes one would be paying. Throwing Prop 13-advantaged taxpayers into the mix is a red herring.
A buyer of a CA house will pay 1% of purchase price, plus bonded debt which ranges from .15% to .25%, depending on area. Mello Roos, if applicable is on top of that, and can easily push the total to 1.5% plus.January 11, 2011 at 5:49 PM #652475ParticipantEugene and Bearishgirl: In considering the property taxes on a house in Austin vs. one in San Diego, one should compare the expected taxes one would be paying. Throwing Prop 13-advantaged taxpayers into the mix is a red herring.
A buyer of a CA house will pay 1% of purchase price, plus bonded debt which ranges from .15% to .25%, depending on area. Mello Roos, if applicable is on top of that, and can easily push the total to 1.5% plus.January 11, 2011 at 5:49 PM #652612ParticipantEugene and Bearishgirl: In considering the property taxes on a house in Austin vs. one in San Diego, one should compare the expected taxes one would be paying. Throwing Prop 13-advantaged taxpayers into the mix is a red herring.
A buyer of a CA house will pay 1% of purchase price, plus bonded debt which ranges from .15% to .25%, depending on area. Mello Roos, if applicable is on top of that, and can easily push the total to 1.5% plus. -
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