@@BethanySeidel if ts a large home ya or in serious disrepair if a small home. Insurance stinks and factors such as roof, windows, plumbing, old wires etc really effect it but we have inspectors who perform inspections to lower those costs short term. for a brand new home around 2k sqft its around 1500 a year but its not uncommon to soo 2-3k per year in some areas in orlando.
Ahh, Orlando my old stomping grounds. My favorite city to live in FL. Moved to Seattle years ago because the heat & lack of seasons & low pay was too much to handle but there’s always a special place for the City Beautiful. Sidenote: the way you say “the 4” instead of I-4, is a dead giveaway you’re from Southern California. Locals will call you out quick for that 😂
What’s the best area in Orlando to live in to avoid the traffic issues I have bad ptsd with bad drivers. Looking for homes preferably on the outskirts that range from 400k -600k
You have a lot of options. I’ll cover some here but having many fellow military member with PTSD talking is the best to make sure my help is accurate 407-915-9816. I would encourage you to look clermont, winter garden and north from Orlando towards mt.dora. Stay away from Davenport to Kissimmee where the major Disney traffic is.
Oregonian here I plan on moving to Orlando in three years. I’m tired of the left wing politics and living in a place where Americans are kind to each other. ❤FL see you soon. I have family in Florida all over and they’re happy. Oregon is very expensive but we are able to live comfortably. Everything is expensive in Oregon especially food and gas.
Well I’ll be the first to welcome you back to America. Been there and it’s nice to be somewhere at least where you aren’t worried and losing rights every year.
I promise you I’m tired of chicken only at this point haha. But yea I probably eat 1 meal a day that a full meal aside from my kids so we keep it under 1k but it’s been pretty basic for sure given the prices.
Too much haha honestly it varies depending on vehicle count and age of those. And your info. But I will tell you after multiple states florida is by far the highest I’ve paid
@@DeeDee-mz7kr so I didn't live in New York City, but I grew up 19 years in New York State. I'd say the insurance is higher on average for cars and homes, but the cost of living is significantly less and the taxes are lower.
I was waiting for it. The “church” BS. Lost me. But he’s right, if youre a right winged, born again, you will be at home. This is coming from a native Floridian. Church next to every McDonald’s.
Orlando shockingly is probably the most liberal city in Florida. Yeah there’s churches everywhere (I mean it’s still FL) but it’s not intertwined in the culture compared to cities like Jacksonville, Pensacola or Tallahassee. As someone who’s not religious at all, when I lived in Orlando, East Orlando to be specific, there wasn’t really a pressure to go to Church like in other Southern cities and I had Jewish, Muslim & Hindi friends that never felt uncomfortable moving around the city. FL as a whole is pretty Right Wing, Born Again full of Conservative vibes, but the major cities (minus Jax) offer a bit more of a deep purple balance.
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@@orlandorelocation I'm curious about homeowners insurance there. I've heard it's like $11k/yr. Is that true?
@@BethanySeidel if ts a large home ya or in serious disrepair if a small home. Insurance stinks and factors such as roof, windows, plumbing, old wires etc really effect it but we have inspectors who perform inspections to lower those costs short term. for a brand new home around 2k sqft its around 1500 a year but its not uncommon to soo 2-3k per year in some areas in orlando.
moved here last August...glad I found your channel, still exploring.
Happy to help! Always feel free to reach out
Thank you so much for this video. Im planning to move to Orlando within a year, and this is extremely helpful. You have a new subscriber.
Thank you! Glad you love it, feel free to reach out when you’re ready to plan to the move or if you want a specific video!
I am too
@@keepkruisin love it! if you need any help don't hesitate to reach out.
Being so close to the parks is awesome. Gotta love Davenport. ❤
Many feel the same way!
Ahh, Orlando my old stomping grounds. My favorite city to live in FL. Moved to Seattle years ago because the heat & lack of seasons & low pay was too much to handle but there’s always a special place for the City Beautiful.
Sidenote: the way you say “the 4” instead of I-4, is a dead giveaway you’re from Southern California. Locals will call you out quick for that 😂
Pffff trust me I know haha I have lived in 5 different states so I stand out everywhere at this point lol
Thanks for the great 👍 info
youre welcome!
This video is very helpful and informative , thank you!
You're so welcome!
No HOA homes are so hard to find near Oviedo. Any tips?
Can be, really my only tips depend on your budget and where you are trying to work. The drive times really dictate any tips I have!
We are in Dover DE looking into Florida and the pollen is like that here too coats everything
Yea it’s the best time of year lol
What’s the best area in Orlando to live in to avoid the traffic issues I have bad ptsd with bad drivers. Looking for homes preferably on the outskirts that range from 400k -600k
You have a lot of options. I’ll cover some here but having many fellow military member with PTSD talking is the best to make sure my help is accurate 407-915-9816. I would encourage you to look clermont, winter garden and north from Orlando towards mt.dora. Stay away from Davenport to Kissimmee where the major Disney traffic is.
Oregonian here I plan on moving to Orlando in three years. I’m tired of the left wing politics and living in a place where Americans are kind to each other. ❤FL see you soon. I have family in Florida all over and they’re happy. Oregon is very expensive but we are able to live comfortably. Everything is expensive in Oregon especially food and gas.
Well I’ll be the first to welcome you back to America. Been there and it’s nice to be somewhere at least where you aren’t worried and losing rights every year.
@@Beavers1986 fellow Oregon person. Moved to North Dakota.. can’t do the cold & moving to Orlando! I’m excited. 2025 is going to be a HUGE change.
$400 a month on groceries?? We penny pinch with $1300 a month.
I promise you I’m tired of chicken only at this point haha. But yea I probably eat 1 meal a day that a full meal aside from my kids so we keep it under 1k but it’s been pretty basic for sure given the prices.
How much is car insurance in Orlando?
Too much haha honestly it varies depending on vehicle count and age of those. And your info. But I will tell you after multiple states florida is by far the highest I’ve paid
@@orlandorelocation I currently live in NYC, it can’t be more expensive than here…I hope.
@@DeeDee-mz7kr so I didn't live in New York City, but I grew up 19 years in New York State. I'd say the insurance is higher on average for cars and homes, but the cost of living is significantly less and the taxes are lower.
I was waiting for it. The “church” BS. Lost me. But he’s right, if youre a right winged, born again, you will be at home. This is coming from a native Floridian. Church next to every McDonald’s.
Sorry you have so much anger towards it. But the area has a place for everyone.
Orlando shockingly is probably the most liberal city in Florida. Yeah there’s churches everywhere (I mean it’s still FL) but it’s not intertwined in the culture compared to cities like Jacksonville, Pensacola or Tallahassee. As someone who’s not religious at all, when I lived in Orlando, East Orlando to be specific, there wasn’t really a pressure to go to Church like in other Southern cities and I had Jewish, Muslim & Hindi friends that never felt uncomfortable moving around the city. FL as a whole is pretty Right Wing, Born Again full of Conservative vibes, but the major cities (minus Jax) offer a bit more of a deep purple balance.