Xplocivic

Oh, we aint's gotsta lie, Craig. We aint's gotsta lie. There be plenty of trailer parks down south BUT nobody said you have to live in one or hangout at one. There are also a lot of really nice areas too, just like anywhere else. I live in PA now and for the most part I love it cause I grew up here but the winters suck and I'm a fan of warmer climates so later in life I will live down south.

dragon

Florida, California, and Las vegas,

projekteg

accordepicenter

avoid NY

PoorMansPorsche

atlanta, Georgia; tampa, Florida; ft.lauderdale, Florida; mobile alabama; anywhere costal in the south.. seeing as your european you may like miami but I live there part of the year and im not particularly fond of it as a place to live.

-CF

crx2fast

i'm gonna have to say Florida. nice weather, and houses are cheap.

PoorMansPorsche

false(sorta).. cheap relative to some parts of the northeast and california.. were in the middle of one of the biggest realestate booms ever.. with that said there are still deals out there.. like some parts of the west coast of florida and central florida, pretty much north of palm beach county.

-CF

SkunT

LOTS of dutch ---- in Holland Michigan. its a all dutch town. that might keep your culture, but still in the states. plus michigan isnt a bad place to live either. good schools, taxes arent that bad...all that fun ----.

holland is kind of a tourist place in the summer though, depending on where you go in the town. none the less, a very nice place. cold in the winter/plus snow, warm, not hot in the summer (mid 80's is hot for there)

its just like your dutch place.

just my $.02

idiot-stick

I've lived in SC and AL. Both have good weather, both cheap places to live

SandmanCrx

Holland michigan...i heard of that! even the weather sounds the same...
South is sounding better and better.
Any opinions on New Mexico?