2012 to 2018. I worked in Jeffersonvill Indiana,Mishawaka Indiana, elkhart Indiana and Shepardvill Kentucky. Yes, I remember my co worker said, I am selling my house, how much? $80k. What, you mean that hug house, damn. Yes, you can get more for your money.. well, Now my trip back home 95%. Of people who live in Orange County are from the south. Now, I know there culture Surfer Frank Downey ❤❤❤
The biggest advantage that O.C. has over its neighbors is we are not as old as San Diego or L.A.. I grew up in B.P. and as a young guy with a long with some friends we could and did surf and ski on the same day Big Bear or Wrightwood to the Huntington Beach is under 2 hours. Your change of seasons/ cities.
You are so right about home prices. In 2003 I bought a 3 bedroom 2 1/2 bath townhome in lake forest 1568 sq feet for 203,000. It can now go for alittle over 600,000. There is no way I could buy it now.
We live about 20 miles west of Ft Worth//Dallas area, we have been here about 4 years and every day I wish I could be back in Orange County CA. Just like you say California is not for everyone I feel this way about Texas. The housing market is what's keeping us from moving back.... I miss the weather, Newport Beach, beaches in general, parks, Disneyland, the Mountains, food, etc..... don't be fooled Texans don't know how to drive in the rain either or period..... car insurance is so expensive here..... thank you for the content. I really enjoy watching you two ☺ 😁
Lol! Yes, Courtney's sister always complains about how Texans can't drive :) Yes, each place has its quirks and you have to find what works for you :) Thank you for watching!
Same remorse; different year LOL The cycle replays over and over. CA residents take CA for granted; think the grass is greener or cheaper or better elsewhere ... then ... remorse. But too late; cannot afford to return; now out of sync when if they'd stayed they'd be $$$$ up. The 80s; the 90s; etc and NOW, just another cycle that will wash out the dreamers and reward the keepers. Just a matter of time for most to feel the regret. Ask me how I know LOL Made the mistake twice; but fate allowed reversals.
I’m read lots of comments that people regret moving to Texas it’s so different once yuo are living yu really appreciate California I live far from L A county but I’m staying here cause I don’t want to regret moving out and besides I can’t afford anything what I have now far from Entertainment I would have to drive an hour or more to be in orange county too bad yuo can’t afford to come back yuor stuck I don’t want that to be my case
Bob, you’re absolutely right. But those start at 3million dollars. Sean, you should talk about MCM , Eichler homes of Central and North OC. Or maybe talk about the old custom homes of Irvine , 405 side.
We lived in Aliso Viejo these past 14 years and have decided to move to Santa Barbara county (Santa Maria, my husband’s hometown) because the cost of living here is absolutely ridiculous and getting worse. My husband makes 200k and we’re barely scraping by. We have our first baby on the way this October and we found ourselves having to shop at second hand stores to get her the essentials. This is insane! If we move up to Santa Maria, we will be able to save 6k per month!!
@@Thiiink It doesn't have to do with luxuries. Take home pay on 200k salary is a little over 10k per month. In Aliso Viejo, 6k of that goes to a mortgage payment. After all the necessities are paid for (car payment, gas, groceries, etc), you MIGHT have enough left to save for retirement, but not retirement and kids. You need 300k+ salary to live in a nice part of OC and save for retirement and have kids. 400k+ is where you can have retirement, kids, and luxuries.
@@PelosiStockPortfolio i live similar situation minus as far as net income is concerned. I decided to stay single and help my parents pay their mortgage. I do however might not have a family here due to what you just stated. Making arrangements in a pro family friendly country is my vision.
I just got a great job after being unemployed for almost three years. I’m moving From Nashville 🤦♂️ so, I’d rather stay but need the job. Trump supporter moving into the Lions den 😂😎🙏
Cars a requirement all over USA except for NYC. Above average earning residents of NY, DC, SF, Bay Area, and Seattle residents still have a car for “road trips” to escape the city. Traffic in TX, FL, NY, Bay Area, and DC are horrific. In LA/OC at least you can turn off the road and do something else rather than wait in traffic. You need to talk about energy savings due to good weather in California and good schools which is a savings.
@@paulz4667 Never been to Boston, but I heard thr weather is great during Winter time. Chicago, you’re right, but Chicago has great weather during Winter and Summer time! Chicago isn’t that great unless you live in Wicker Park, and honestly its kinda dangerous. SF lost its charm over a decade ago.
At least maybe a good thing about the high prices (along with planned communities, especially along with not overdeveloping like LA) is that it keeps the bad people away.
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Where are you moving from?
are fallout shelters handy in the OC?
2012 to 2018. I worked in Jeffersonvill Indiana,Mishawaka Indiana, elkhart Indiana and Shepardvill Kentucky. Yes, I remember my co worker said, I am selling my house, how much? $80k. What, you mean that hug house, damn. Yes, you can get more for your money.. well, Now my trip back home 95%. Of people who live in Orange County are from the south. Now, I know there culture Surfer Frank Downey ❤❤❤
The biggest advantage that O.C. has over its neighbors is we are not as old as San Diego or L.A.. I grew up in B.P. and as a young guy with a long with some friends we could and did surf and ski on the same day Big Bear or Wrightwood to the Huntington Beach is under 2 hours. Your change of seasons/ cities.
Do you do rentals?
Where is a home cheapest in Orange County any Tax Liens?
That's why I left orange county California because is too expensive.
Guy on the left looks like every guy in Dana point / Newport
I thought he was Adam Carolla. I was waiting for him to start complaining about the building codes.
We have a problem with motorcycle builder Jessie James cousin did faulty lab dna test on about ,12 different baby mom's and kids
Left Cali 16 years ago and don't miss it 30 years in Newport Beach. Love love love east Texas!!!! Love Trump!❤❤❤❤❤
😂😂😂
Why don't you miss it? It looks like a fun place to live in.
You are so right about home prices. In 2003 I bought a 3 bedroom 2 1/2 bath townhome in lake forest 1568 sq feet for 203,000. It can now go for alittle over 600,000. There is no way I could buy it now.
Yes! They have certainly gone up over the years.
Ask Kat von d she holds info on issues
We live about 20 miles west of Ft Worth//Dallas area, we have been here about 4 years and every day I wish I could be back in Orange County CA. Just like you say California is not for everyone I feel this way about Texas. The housing market is what's keeping us from moving back.... I miss the weather, Newport Beach, beaches in general, parks, Disneyland, the Mountains, food, etc..... don't be fooled Texans don't know how to drive in the rain either or period..... car insurance is so expensive here..... thank you for the content. I really enjoy watching you two ☺ 😁
Lol! Yes, Courtney's sister always complains about how Texans can't drive :) Yes, each place has its quirks and you have to find what works for you :) Thank you for watching!
Same remorse; different year LOL The cycle replays over and over. CA residents take CA for granted; think the grass is greener or cheaper or better elsewhere ... then ... remorse. But too late; cannot afford to return; now out of sync when if they'd stayed they'd be $$$$ up. The 80s; the 90s; etc and NOW, just another cycle that will wash out the dreamers and reward the keepers. Just a matter of time for most to feel the regret. Ask me how I know LOL Made the mistake twice; but fate allowed reversals.
@@emc6511 You admitting this is refreshing, thanks for being honest.
I’m read lots of comments that people regret moving to Texas it’s so different once yuo are living yu really appreciate California I live far from L A county but I’m staying here cause I don’t want to regret moving out and besides I can’t afford anything what I have now far from Entertainment I would have to drive an hour or more to be in orange county too bad yuo can’t afford to come back yuor stuck I don’t want that to be my case
Corona Del Mar has unique beautiful homes that aren't cookie-cutter homes.
Yes, that is true. The cookie-cutter homes definitely are most common in South OC :)
Bob, you’re absolutely right. But those start at 3million dollars. Sean, you should talk about MCM , Eichler homes of Central and North OC. Or maybe talk about the old custom homes of Irvine , 405 side.
We told her yea Kat von d the tattoo artist and music sinsation
Also Jackie Hitler involved
This video is so Interesting. I know O.C from The O.C series and I'm Italian so I was curious, well done. I hope one day to come and visit it
Nothing compare the weather is so beautiful💘 And the ladies as well are so gorgeous including me, lol I love OC.
😂 😂 😂
Thanks for the advice!
Against her son dad from over alittle over 7 years ago
Very entertaining
Thanks Jesse!
I miss the OC!
We lived in Aliso Viejo these past 14 years and have decided to move to Santa Barbara county (Santa Maria, my husband’s hometown) because the cost of living here is absolutely ridiculous and getting worse. My husband makes 200k and we’re barely scraping by. We have our first baby on the way this October and we found ourselves having to shop at second hand stores to get her the essentials. This is insane! If we move up to Santa Maria, we will be able to save 6k per month!!
16k a month? Stop buying luxuries dummy
@@Thiiink It doesn't have to do with luxuries. Take home pay on 200k salary is a little over 10k per month. In Aliso Viejo, 6k of that goes to a mortgage payment. After all the necessities are paid for (car payment, gas, groceries, etc), you MIGHT have enough left to save for retirement, but not retirement and kids. You need 300k+ salary to live in a nice part of OC and save for retirement and have kids. 400k+ is where you can have retirement, kids, and luxuries.
@@PelosiStockPortfolio i live similar situation minus as far as net income is concerned. I decided to stay single and help my parents pay their mortgage. I do however might not have a family here due to what you just stated.
Making arrangements in a pro family friendly country is my vision.
Haha, I moved to the OC (Irvine) because it was way cheaper than where I used to live….The San Francisco Bay Area/Silicon Valley 😂
Yes, OC is definitely cheaper than the Bay Area. Most places are! :)
haha same, we just moved down to Lake Forest from the Bay Area. My parent's house that I grew up in is now worth north of 4mil...crazy
I just got a great job after being unemployed for almost three years. I’m moving From Nashville 🤦♂️ so, I’d rather stay but need the job. Trump supporter moving into the Lions den 😂😎🙏
Cars a requirement all over USA except for NYC. Above average earning residents of NY, DC, SF, Bay Area, and Seattle residents still have a car for “road trips” to escape the city. Traffic in TX, FL, NY, Bay Area, and DC are horrific. In LA/OC at least you can turn off the road and do something else rather than wait in traffic. You need to talk about energy savings due to good weather in California and good schools which is a savings.
You don't need it in Boston, Chicago, San Fran I never needed a car there
@@paulz4667 Never been to Boston, but I heard thr weather is great during Winter time. Chicago, you’re right, but Chicago has great weather during Winter and Summer time! Chicago isn’t that great unless you live in Wicker Park, and honestly its kinda dangerous. SF lost its charm over a decade ago.
Have you ever been to Hawaii? You are kind of describing Honolulu, Hawaii.🤔😊😅
At least maybe a good thing about the high prices (along with planned communities, especially along with not overdeveloping like LA) is that it keeps the bad people away.
The bad people are usually rich. Some are scammers and drug dealers.