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Yes. An excellent movie. And remarkable man!

Thank You

That wouldn’t be good, for sure!

Oh my! Wherever you end up, I hope it’s much better for you. What kind of restaurant would you open?

Chinese. I might not attempt from scratch, because it would require too much money but maybe i can take over a existing restaurant in the area, rebrand it, and just hope for the best or maybe keep the existing name but say its new ownership

@@陈爱国 That would be great!

Campbell county is lower. Lynchburg City real estate tax = $0.89 per $100 value. Campbell County = $0.45 per $100 value. Lynchburg City Property tax (like your car) = $3.80 per $100 value. Campbell County is $4.11 on the books…but they only use 50% of the value, so effectively it is $2.06

@@Living-In-Lynchburg-Virginia Ah, just PPT then and only "officially", makes more sense now. I've always heard people talk favorably about CC for taxes. Lynchburg just jacked our taxes up this year by majorly increasing our appraised values. Somehow my house suddenly became worth $30,000 more and they claimed it was due to the price of wood being more expensive due to supply chain shortages. But my "favorite" grift is the trash pickup fee. Instead of a $45 annual decal they claimed tacking on a $10/month charge on our water bill was "more convenient" than having to go purchase a decal. Yeah, more convenient for them to get 2.7X the original fee, and change it to mandatory. Previously if you didn't want city pickup you just didn't buy the decal. Now you are forced to pay the fee regardless. Take your trash yourself? Someone else picks it up for you? Doesn't matter, they demand that $10/month fee and will not remove it regardless of the situation.

Look forward to talking with you more!

Thanks for watching! (Great chatting with you.)

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Location and finishes and updates and size all make a difference. You could find a house in a GREAT location…but it will need work or updating, if it’s a lower price.

Thank you!

Thanks for sharing! And watching.

Thanks! Helps me look thinner.

Ohhhh. The blue line one? Makes sense. 😉 It’s a good one.

Haha. Love it! Thanks. Appreciate you watching.

Ooooh. I appreciate that! Yes. I do think higher priced homes ($500,000 - $700,000) may be sticking around a little longer. But if you have those homes in the $200,000 to $300,000 priced right, they’re still moving pretty quickly. First time home buyers, investors, maybe downsizers.

Nice! Yeah. We can grab coffee sometime.

@@Living-In-Lynchburg-Virginia sounds good brother.

Sounds like you don’t like Farmington.

@@Living-In-Lynchburg-Virginia not a fan of cookie cutter suburbia no

Yep. I get it. 😉

Thank you! Say hello if you see me. 😉

Oh yes. It’s true! 😉

Great questions. There is public transportation. A bus system. There is an Amtrak station here too. And, yes, you can Uber!

One main hospital. Another one in the town of Bedford. All under the Central Health System.

Some areas are walkable. But the city is 50 square miles. So it is fairly spread out.

Oooooh. Which beach?

@Living-In-Lynchburg-Virginia I'm sorry it takes three and a half hours to three hours and forty five minutes. Virginia Beach from Lynchburg Virginia

Yes. That makes sense. I’m on the western side of Lynchburg in Bedford County. So it’s closer to 4 hours for me.

Thanks for watching and commenting

It’s great to have choices. Glad you can find a home you like somewhere else.

Some people like boring. 😉

That’s how I like it!

@@Living-In-Lynchburg-Virginia I actually live in Sweet Briar.

Yep!

I know I’m only scratching the surface. But it’s something. 😉 Thanks for watching.

​@@Living-In-Lynchburg-Virginia I've been praying abt moving to Lynchburg in the future. It's great to find an informative channel before I visit there!

lol. Poor fool Guess mommy and daddy paid you to go there or you couldn’t get into a real school

It could definitely use some upgrades. I was just hoping for some new speakers and better sound. 😁

While Bank of James Stadium isn't the newest stadium in minor league baseball, she does have her charm. She has a few suites, a party deck, and a picnic deck, as well as seats behind the plate and some bleachers down the foul lines beyond the bases with good sight lines. I wish the dugout concrete had been painted as old concrete is no longer white or beige, old concrete turns a dark grey with dirty stains. I was impressed with the number of advertising signs on the outfield wall implying the team has good local business support. Apparently a well run Elmore Sports Group team, although I am sure eventually the dugout seats issues will be addressed. As for the Jumbotron and sound system, not every ballpark has the newest kit, especially older minor league ballparks... D.G. Elmore has said in the past he wants to see his great grandchildren to enjoy these ballparks, there is no need for a new ballpark every thirty years if the ballparks are maintained. Cites will build a new ballpark even at the minor league level to LAND a team, but alas, won't spend a penny to maintain and sustain them as there are always more pressing items on the city's budget. It has been his experience ballparks usually pay off their bonds with 30 year leases, but the expensive commercial coolers, grills, hot water tanks, and HVAC systems, not to mention what you noticed, sound systems and Jumbotrons conk out in less than 20 years. Cities expect their teams to continue to pay off the bonds without discounting mounting repair costs... How old is your home refrigerator, hot water tank, or HVAC system? It is kind of hard to sell hamburgers when the grill isn't working. Ticket sales pays the rent, a team earns their profits selling concessions and merchandise...

Everyone is different. I wouldn’t want to live right along the road. But the house tucked back in the subdivision would be fine for me. But…everyone has their thing. You’re right about being aware of HOA or county restrictions. Definitely want to know that.

@@Living-In-Lynchburg-Virginia For me it is unrestricted land from here on out. It keeps the "poch" riff raff away. So that I can live around normal people. Every time I see HOA's and housing with restrictions I start singing TOOL - Ænema and TOOL - The Pot. Maybe because I grew up and lived most of my life on the edge of the Empire in West Virginia and Montana. Sure must be nice to take money out of poor peoples pockets and call it "Taxes". If it was not for government money, Most the people in your location would have no money at all. Now they are coming to W. Va, as the nation burns. Well! come closer says the Dimond Back to the rats fleeing the DC sinking ship. Now it is time for us to eat. I can only think about how nice America was when we did not pay property tax and personal income tax. Before fools bought houses like this only to show how low IQ they are. I could care less what they do if they were not getting rich off of us and living out of our pockets. But they are. I look at the Sun everyday and wonder if this is the day we get a EMP. I wonder how long they will last. A week or two? With out that tax money? and their rules?

What I miss? (I can’t get everything. But I’d like to know what you like about the pregame.)

@@Living-In-Lynchburg-Virginia I don’t think you did a bad job at all! As an SEC fan and a new LU mom I’ve wondered what games were like at LU. I gotta say I’m impressed! But I would like to know more about tailgating. Where does everyone set up? How difficult is it to get a good spot? How close can a vehicle get to drop off all the gear and food? Is there a service available to do this for you?

@@mrskimthomas06 These are great questions! There is tailgaiting right outside the stadium. I'm not sure if this organized by the Flames Club and Flames Club sponsors, or if they are ticket holders. There is also tailgaiting that happens in the parking lot at the bookstore, right across from the stadium. These are ticket holders. However, you may need to have a parking pass to access these spots. I know as a basketball season ticket holder I am assigned a designated lot. I'm assuming football season ticket holders also get assigned lots. And the one at the bookstore is a prime lot! I'll try to get some more info on this. Thanks for watching!

It is!

Yes!

For?

Sorry. If I mentioned a link…I don’t remember. Let me know!

VERY dry right now. I heard June may have been the driest month on record. (Or driest June on record.) lots of brown grass around.

It’s a nice area. One day I’ll do a video or two on the historic places to visit around town.

I’ve lived there back in 2005-2010 it’s definitely beautiful quaint military retiree town people there are beautiful my daughter lives there with her family near Timberlake area ❤

@@Greatnessonmylife Oh that's excellent! Thanks for watching.

Nice! Welcome! I do like me some First Watch.

@@Living-In-Lynchburg-Virginia Thank you kindly for the welcome! We're transplants from Yorktown VA to Lynchburg.

Give em to me! What do you like!

@Living-In-Lynchburg-Virginia Well, the Weenie Stand & the Tea Room used to be the places to be. Things aren't quite what they were 20 years ago though. Perhaps the most renowned breakfast joint in Lynchburg was Clayton's on Old Forest rd. Long gone now though! Another old favorite is the Stadium Inn.

I’ve been to all those but Clayton’s…except for lunch. 😉 Love em all.

Website or phone number. Not WhatsApp.

Yeah man! Check the video description for Isaac’s website. Or call me and I’ll connect you.

You’re right. Although our inventory is creeping back up. I look at it every Monday. It’s not close to pre-Covid. But the numbers are creeping up.

That is a GREAT movie! You bring up some great points. 🙂

I may have talked about Izaak Walton Park in another video. (I’m pretty sure I do.) And Boonsboro Country Club costs a little bit to join and use. 😉

The weird thing is the movie wasn't filmed in VIrginia. Or even the US. They filmed it in Australia, of all places. Saying it "looked just like the area."

@@Draknfyre I did enjoy that movie. (Although that sounds weird to say. Maybe... I appreciated the movie, is better.)

@@jdmillerYT There was a longish article about it in I think Lynchburg Living back before it was released that talked about it. It also detailed how someone in the production made many calls to the area specifically to speak to locals for hours to ensure they got the regional accent and dialect down for the actors to emulate. I was impressed by that level of detail.

I do not think it would be difficult. Of course, you’d have to take into consideration the variables; location, how nice the units are, the size, and your pricing. And you want to have some understanding of how you’re going to vet tenants.

Not very familiar with Farmville. Visited numerous times. I have helped clients in that area. But I’m not intimately familiar with the area. When I get too far outside of Lynchburg (or Wintergreen resort) I tell potential clients “I can absolutely competently represent you in the purchase of a house. But…if you’re looking for someone who knows the ins and outs of a community I’m not very familiar with, we might want to connect you with a different agent.”

I love the subdivision. I did not know about that house! I’ll look into it. Maybe we can find someone to finish it! Thanks for the info. 😉

Totally understand! Happy to help when you’re ready. Just let me know.