@@Nicksundahl Im probably jumping the gun here however I say this because Ive seen some of your videos and they are mosly indoors. Show people what you are talking about, go outside and be where the action is. People love misery and misery loves company so grab your wife or girlfriend or boyfriend or whatever, and go show us the good the bad the ugly and the truly astounding abd the ludicrous things of the wonderful land of 10000 lakes.
I’m closing in on my retirement and I’d like to move from Minnesota to a warmer climate, but the prices on homes are stupidly ridiculous and Mortgage prices has been skyrocketing on a roll(currently over 7%) do I just invest my spare cash into stock and wait for a housing crash or should I go ahead to buy a home anyways?
If anything, it'll get worse. Very soon, affordable housing will no longer be affordable. So anything anyone want to do, I will advise they do it now because the prices today will look like dips tomorrow. Until the Fed clamps down even further, I think we're going to see hysteria due to rampant inflation. You can't halfway rip the band-aid off.
Considering the present situation, diversifying by shifting investments from real estate to financial markets or gold is recommended, despite potential future home price drops. Given prevailing mortgage rates and economic uncertainty, this move is prudent, particularly due to stricter mortgage regulations. Seeking advice from a knowledgeable independent financial advisor is advisable for those seeking guidance.
This is precisely why I like having a portfolio coach guide my day-to-day market decisions: with their extensive knowledge of going long and short at the same time, using risk for its asymmetrical upside and laying it off as a hedge against the inevitable downward turns, their skillset makes it nearly impossible for them to underperform. I've been utilizing a portfolio coach for more than two years, and I've made over $800,000.
I appreciate the implementation of ideas and strategies that result to unmeasurable progress. Being heavily liquid, I'd rather not reinvent the wheel, thus the search for a reputable advisor, mind sharing info of this person guiding you please?
Finding financial advisors like Laura Grace Abels who can assist you on things like investing, insurance, making sure retirement is well funded, going over tax benefits, ways to have a volatility buffer for investment risk would be a very creative option. There will be difficult times ahead, and prudent personal money management will be essential to navigating them.
You're exaggerating. It's not eight months and the summers are really mostly beautiful. I have lived here for forty years. And it's sunny a lot of the time.
@@nagahemachandchinta5498 Kind of same. I'm from Florida which has eternal summers, and I'm a little worried of the cold. People always say "Layer up!"
Honestly though, if you have good winter clothing, 30° can feel like 80° inside your jacket. The gear can be so good at keeping heat in that it gets too hot, even when it’s below freezing
😆 so true! Life long minnesotan here. I start preparing for winter in August. Because "winter is coming".. and it always does! ❤️. And yes 30 degrees is always considered a heatwave. In March if it's 39 degrees you are likely to see some people running In shorts. 😆
"Cotton kills." Keep dry at all times. Consider mousture-wicking footwear, etc. Layering can be fun. Good tire tread is very important. The hardest thing is the darkness. Learn to care for pets who go outside.
@@heavenrodgers6604 Nah I moved to Minnesota from South Carolina it was a HUGE change but the winters are bearable even though it has been my first time ever seeing snow
First time in the U.S.A. from a tropic country we landed in the middle of a blizzard. My problem was when the freezing is blowing in your face the ice enters my nose. I felt like drowning.
minesotan here we periodically hit -45 f here (depends on the year) and i recomend buying a scuba suit instead of multiple layers. stay warm. and in winter i recommend 5w 30 oil for better viscosity during the winter. but most importantly... love the winter because spring comes and goes about 12 times starting from late February to late may. we locals call it second winter so prepare accordingly. just because it was above freezing during the day today does not mean that it will not drop below freezing that night nor does it mean that it will be even warmer tomorrow. also in the fall stick a penny upside down in the tread in your tire, if you see abraham lincolns beard get new tires. also in the snow, if you stop you will keep sliding but if you give it some gas and power through your front tires will sink down to pavement and not only will you regain traction but the person behind you wont lose traction and drive into the rear end of your car. win win. also driving 10 under the speed limit in bad weather WITH GOOD TIRES is as slow as you need to go in the winter.(the best place to learn driving is on lake superior in january) good luck and god speed.
@@GratefulOverlander sick burn bud. dont comment on the good advice. just talk shit about my imperfect spelling. must mean i had some good advice if thats all you have to wine about
I well take the cold over the heat/humidity and mosquitos any time.yeah It gets old after 7 half months of the cold but I prefer that over the summer.at least you can layer as needed.
The honest truth is that you can do just fine with a good sweatshirt or a jacket and jeans unless your not moving around like when your ice fishing I work outside all winter in northern MN with just a sweat shirt or 2 on and tin pants and I never found my self needing more layers
I was born in Minnesota and lived in Shakopee all my 21 years of life. I used to hate winters but I learned to adjust and learn to love the beauty of it.
I still remember the time when I was doing my time at the Minn Air National Guard (133rd AW) and I couldn't start my car because my ignition was frozen.
As a North Carolinian 2-3 inches of snow will pretty much shutdown the whole state of NC.. I planning on visiting MN this year watch a Vikings home game vs the Packers bucket list...
The saying it’s never too cold it’s just your clothes is kind of true because with the right layering system and protective gear like face masks and goggles I’ve seen people spend days in temperature’s between negative 20 and negative 50 degrees and not have any problems.
In one video I watched about how to dress for extreme cold they gave a layering system that’s supposed to keep you warm out side in weather down to negative 50 degrees and windy.
@@Nicksundahl Well I like in Virginia so it doesn’t get that cold anyways but I do wanna travel places where it gets that cold and do a survival challenge in negative 40 degree weather.
Around where I live though when it’s only 40 degrees people will be complaining that it’s freezing and it’s not even cold enough for snow to stick. I’m really hot natured and go walk around outside for an hour in 30 degrees in just a t-shirt and jeans and be fine.
As a born and bred Minnesotan. Everyone who lives here says "I don't mind the cold Winters." It's a very Minnesotan thing to say. It's funny the same people who say this for the most part spend Winter indoors. And the Winters here aren't just cold they're freezing cold. If You like 70 degree weather this State isn't for You. The Summers are hot and humid. The Winters are extremely cold.
I am moving to Minnesota from California. That may sound like I'm in for a rude awakening, but I grew up in Massachusetts and have spent winters in Wyoming and Alaska. So I think I will be fine, but my family members from here are gonna be in for a rough one.
I think wherever you go, it takes a little time to adjust. This year, we had an incredibly mild winter! So, you never know!! Let me know if you have any questions or interested in any properties. nick@aktahomes.com 612-877-0527
Me :do you have snow in your area My brain :no Me:do you plan on moving to a place with snow My brain:no Me: then why the hell are you watching this My brain:you are the one who started watching videos when I wanted to sleep at 2 am now watch this and some guy trying to balance coke on his nose Me:understandable Mission ruin sleep successfully completed
I have all season tires on my fire explorer its pretty tuned up! oil has been changed as well as ac mechanism, radiator starter, idk about the battery, we had fuel ejectors changed. Anyways, we plan on traveling from Texas to Minnesota by car. Should I get winter tires or will my all season tires hold up? to be exact they're mud and snow tires m+s
I know many people including myself that get down and depressed during the dark grey sky winters, so be ready for that. But on the bright side, at least it's not Indiana!
Snow and cold is better than tornadoes, sinkholes, droughts, earthquakes, hurricanes, tsunamis, haboobs or bad hail storms or really dangerous winds, I don't consider heavy snowfall a type of natural disaster even if it is a bitch and a half to deal with and is long.
We certainly don’t have to deal with most of those, but tornadoes, hail, and the occasional flooding is something you’ll see in the state. Just rarely in the Twin Cities.
Don’t know if I could take the winter. I can’t put on enough clothes to get warm& still be able to move. It gets under 75 & I’m grabbing my jacket & putting on long pants. 🥶
Former Minnesotan/North Dakotan here of 25+ years. The last winter I spent in Fargo, got down to -57 thanks to windchill and my kids still had school. I remember that head freeze it was brutal
The winters change pretty significantly once you get into the northern 1/3 of Minnesota. Of course, Canada is pretty different after a certain point too.
The winters aren’t the worst thing in Minnesota but there’s lot more that has nothing to do with whether or the citizens, but has everything to do with the state’s politics. For that alone, as a conservative, I would never want to live there.
Interestingly enough, the state's politics have equaled a fairly high quality of life for it's residents. And you're right, the winters aren't the worst part of living here.
0:39 This looked like an interesting video but I couldn't watch much of it because I'm so sick of the overuse/misuse of the phrase "reach out" that's become such a fad in recent years.
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Moving to Minnesota? Watch this!! ruclips.net/video/rBekyHV9n28/видео.html
love the video by the way
Like your videos but, video is a visual medium, you have the knoledge, but you need to compliment them by showing us.
@@artsveiman7776 Not sure I understand. Can you be more specific?
@@Nicksundahl Im probably jumping the gun here however I say this because Ive seen some of your videos and they are mosly indoors.
Show people what you are talking about, go outside and be where the action is.
People love misery and misery loves company so grab your wife or girlfriend or boyfriend or whatever, and go show us the good the bad the ugly and the truly astounding abd the ludicrous things of the wonderful land of 10000 lakes.
@@artsveiman7776 Well, I appreciate the feedback. Thanks for watching.
I’m closing in on my retirement and I’d like to move from Minnesota to a warmer climate, but the prices on homes are stupidly ridiculous and Mortgage prices has been skyrocketing on a roll(currently over 7%) do I just invest my spare cash into stock and wait for a housing crash or should I go ahead to buy a home anyways?
If anything, it'll get worse. Very soon, affordable housing will no longer be affordable. So anything anyone want to do, I will advise they do it now because the prices today will look like dips tomorrow. Until the Fed clamps down even further, I think we're going to see hysteria due to rampant inflation. You can't halfway rip the band-aid off.
Considering the present situation, diversifying by shifting investments from real estate to financial markets or gold is recommended, despite potential future home price drops. Given prevailing mortgage rates and economic uncertainty, this move is prudent, particularly due to stricter mortgage regulations. Seeking advice from a knowledgeable independent financial advisor is advisable for those seeking guidance.
This is precisely why I like having a portfolio coach guide my day-to-day market decisions: with their extensive knowledge of going long and short at the same time, using risk for its asymmetrical upside and laying it off as a hedge against the inevitable downward turns, their skillset makes it nearly impossible for them to underperform. I've been utilizing a portfolio coach for more than two years, and I've made over $800,000.
I appreciate the implementation of ideas and strategies that result to unmeasurable progress. Being heavily liquid, I'd rather not reinvent the wheel, thus the search for a reputable advisor, mind sharing info of this person guiding you please?
Finding financial advisors like Laura Grace Abels who can assist you on things like investing, insurance, making sure retirement is well funded, going over tax benefits, ways to have a volatility buffer for investment risk would be a very creative option. There will be difficult times ahead, and prudent personal money management will be essential to navigating them.
I prefer cold dry weather over hot humid or rainy weather any day at you can wrap up warmly and it feels fresh.
I agree. I grew up in the north Twin Cities and I hate the wet and windy cold more.
If you move to Minnesota. Be prepared for 8 months of cold gray gloomy weather. Followed by a very hot humid summer.
Close...
Minnesota gets it all 😂
@@tjohnson2139 How is it so many of those Somalian Cheetah Chasers live in Minnesota? I thought kneegr0ws can't live in colder climates.
@@AtticTapes14 You are crazy!
You're exaggerating. It's not eight months and the summers are really mostly beautiful. I have lived here for forty years. And it's sunny a lot of the time.
I grew up in Minnesota and I really like the season changes, I love my state! But, yes, you must have survival things in your vehicle.
Same. I miss Minnesota:(
I'm coming from a hot country like India to Minneapolis, twin cities. Any tips for me since you grew up there.
@@nagahemachandchinta5498 Kind of same. I'm from Florida which has eternal summers, and I'm a little worried of the cold. People always say "Layer up!"
@@marilynspirit
Yeah.
Florida's climate is very much similar to Indian climate.
@@nagahemachandchinta5498 try and avoid going outside in winter as much as possible
“It was warm and dry. It was in the mid 30’s.”
Me who lives in Texas: Welp looks like I will die there…
Honestly though, if you have good winter clothing, 30° can feel like 80° inside your jacket. The gear can be so good at keeping heat in that it gets too hot, even when it’s below freezing
Bro we get down to 10 degrees in Texas. What are you talking about.
@@burkles4456 Because he said it was warm and dry but then said it was 30F. For a Texan, that's not warm. lol
😆 so true! Life long minnesotan here. I start preparing for winter in August. Because "winter is coming".. and it always does! ❤️. And yes 30 degrees is always considered a heatwave. In March if it's 39 degrees you are likely to see some people running In shorts. 😆
Right?! In all honesty, I lover the season change and winter has its positives.
"Cotton kills." Keep dry at all times. Consider mousture-wicking footwear, etc. Layering can be fun. Good tire tread is very important. The hardest thing is the darkness. Learn to care for pets who go outside.
I'm born and raised in Minnesota. And I absolutely hate the winter there. HATE!
So I now live in Missouri
I love it
Happy ending :)
Ironic I’m from Missouri and will be moving to Minnesota. I’m terrified of the weather
@@heavenrodgers6604 Nah I moved to Minnesota from South Carolina it was a HUGE change but the winters are bearable even though it has been my first time ever seeing snow
You resolved the cold issue and you have now tsunami issue
I hope you like ridiculous humidity 😅
First time in the U.S.A. from a tropic country we landed in the middle of a blizzard. My problem was when the freezing is blowing in your face the ice enters my nose. I felt like drowning.
😅
minesotan here we periodically hit -45 f here (depends on the year) and i recomend buying a scuba suit instead of multiple layers. stay warm. and in winter i recommend 5w 30 oil for better viscosity during the winter. but most importantly... love the winter because spring comes and goes about 12 times starting from late February to late may. we locals call it second winter so prepare accordingly. just because it was above freezing during the day today does not mean that it will not drop below freezing that night nor does it mean that it will be even warmer tomorrow. also in the fall stick a penny upside down in the tread in your tire, if you see abraham lincolns beard get new tires. also in the snow, if you stop you will keep sliding but if you give it some gas and power through your front tires will sink down to pavement and not only will you regain traction but the person behind you wont lose traction and drive into the rear end of your car. win win. also driving 10 under the speed limit in bad weather WITH GOOD TIRES is as slow as you need to go in the winter.(the best place to learn driving is on lake superior in january) good luck and god speed.
*Minnesotan
You claim to be from somewhere you cant even spell
@@GratefulOverlander sick burn bud. dont comment on the good advice. just talk shit about my imperfect spelling. must mean i had some good advice if thats all you have to wine about
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I well take the cold over the heat/humidity and mosquitos any time.yeah It gets old after 7 half months of the cold but I prefer that over the summer.at least you can layer as needed.
The honest truth is that you can do just fine with a good sweatshirt or a jacket and jeans unless your not moving around like when your ice fishing I work outside all winter in northern MN with just a sweat shirt or 2 on and tin pants and I never found my self needing more layers
Definitely agree, but keep in mind that most people aren’t used to our winters. And those cold snaps can be pretty brutal.
I was born in Minnesota and lived in Shakopee all my 21 years of life. I used to hate winters but I learned to adjust and learn to love the beauty of it.
They are what you make of them. Thanks for watching!
I live in Rochester, Minnesota. I love living in Minnesota.
I wish I moved in Duluth mn
I live in worthington mn
Coming to Minneapolis from the UK as a student in 11 days. Thanks for the info!
That’s awesome. Thanks for watching!!
I still remember the time when I was doing my time at the Minn Air National Guard (133rd AW) and I couldn't start my car because my ignition was frozen.
As a North Carolinian 2-3 inches of snow will pretty much shutdown the whole state of NC.. I planning on visiting MN this year watch a Vikings home game vs the Packers bucket list...
Living in other states I've found the same thing. You'll enjoy U.S. Bank Stadium, the atmosphere is pretty electric especially against the Pack.
The saying it’s never too cold it’s just your clothes is kind of true because with the right layering system and protective gear like face masks and goggles I’ve seen people spend days in temperature’s between negative 20 and negative 50 degrees and not have any problems.
In one video I watched about how to dress for extreme cold they gave a layering system that’s supposed to keep you warm out side in weather down to negative 50 degrees and windy.
Thankfully, we don’t HAVE to do that!
@@Nicksundahl Well I like in Virginia so it doesn’t get that cold anyways but I do wanna travel places where it gets that cold and do a survival challenge in negative 40 degree weather.
Around where I live though when it’s only 40 degrees people will be complaining that it’s freezing and it’s not even cold enough for snow to stick. I’m really hot natured and go walk around outside for an hour in 30 degrees in just a t-shirt and jeans and be fine.
Well, you certainly have that opportunity here. Plenty of areas in northern MN that you could give it a shot.
As a born and bred Minnesotan. Everyone who lives here says "I don't mind the cold Winters." It's a very Minnesotan thing to say. It's funny the same people who say this for the most part spend Winter indoors. And the Winters here aren't just cold they're freezing cold. If You like 70 degree weather this State isn't for You. The Summers are hot and humid. The Winters are extremely cold.
Thanks for the comment!!
i woupd NEVER any where NEAR a metro city, but i would love to live up there where its cold..love the winters
Thanks for watching!
I am moving to Minnesota from California. That may sound like I'm in for a rude awakening, but I grew up in Massachusetts and have spent winters in Wyoming and Alaska. So I think I will be fine, but my family members from here are gonna be in for a rough one.
I think wherever you go, it takes a little time to adjust. This year, we had an incredibly mild winter! So, you never know!! Let me know if you have any questions or interested in any properties. nick@aktahomes.com 612-877-0527
I wanted to do an exchange program in Minneapolis from February til May, but I'm not so sure anymore. I hate snow.
Not as miserable as the hot /humid summers.
Sometimes I feel that way too!
Winter is easy pz
Coming from Texas next yr wow I'm looking forward to the snow I'm from Indiana originally but it's been yrs since I e seen snow
I’m sold on the walkways (seen on another channel) and the above-ground tunnel walkways that connect buildings.
Sure makes it convenient in the winter. 😉
Me :do you have snow in your area
My brain :no
Me:do you plan on moving to a place with snow
My brain:no
Me: then why the hell are you watching this
My brain:you are the one who started watching videos when I wanted to sleep at 2 am now watch this and some guy trying to balance coke on his nose
Me:understandable
Mission ruin sleep successfully completed
This is good. I appreciate the watch! Hopefully you got some sleep.
I have all season tires on my fire explorer its pretty tuned up! oil has been changed as well as ac mechanism, radiator starter, idk about the battery, we had fuel ejectors changed. Anyways, we plan on traveling from Texas to Minnesota by car. Should I get winter tires or will my all season tires hold up? to be exact they're mud and snow tires m+s
You should be fine as long as the Explorer has 4WD/AWD. Getting snow tires is more for sedans.
I know many people including myself that get down and depressed during the dark grey sky winters, so be ready for that. But on the bright side, at least it's not Indiana!
Ha! The lack of daylight can be rough.
“Mid 30s and very comfortable “
True Minnesotan
Hell Yes!
Minnesota winter California summer now I understand why people like winter over summer
I am from North Carolina and am considering applying to Carleton College in Northfield. Thanks for the info
Good luck!! And thank you for watching!
@@Nicksundahl I'm in MN now and it already is getting into the high 30s in September...
Trust me its a lot colder in the norther part of minasota normally
Snow and cold is better than tornadoes, sinkholes, droughts, earthquakes, hurricanes, tsunamis, haboobs or bad hail storms or really dangerous winds, I don't consider heavy snowfall a type of natural disaster even if it is a bitch and a half to deal with and is long.
We certainly don’t have to deal with most of those, but tornadoes, hail, and the occasional flooding is something you’ll see in the state. Just rarely in the Twin Cities.
I rather come to Minnesota for the summer and stay in the sun belt for the winter.
I know this because i live in Minnesota now
The top 10 coldest states lists the top 3 coldest in the US as Alaska, North Dakota and Minnesota. 🥶
Yes, but certainly relative. Thanks for watching!
30 degrees is warm there?? Anything below 55 and I’m shivering.
😆
Love it here in Mpls. Nice Doomtree hat BTW.
Hey, thanks!
Don’t know if I could take the winter. I can’t put on enough clothes to get warm& still be able to move. It gets under 75 & I’m grabbing my jacket & putting on long pants. 🥶
It will be under 75º TODAY. And, technically, we still have three weeks of summer left. 😉 Thanks for watching!
@EZ559 then what clothing do you wear in 80+ degree weather
Hi id like to see snow in December. Does it normally snow in mid or end of December?
We get snow from November to April in some form. Most Decembers there is snow on the ground.
Im moving from Washington state to minnesota so this will be an adjustment
It will, but finding things to do in the winter make it much more palatable. Let me know if you need any assistance!!
Rocket mass heater in the basement, burn twigs and still keep warm
Don’t lie…I lived in Chicago, and winter sometimes starts in OCTOBER…and can last through March & sometimes April.
I suppose it depends on what you consider Winter. Yes, we get cold and snow rarely in October, but it ain’t winter. Either way, I love it!
I recommend everyone to listen to Lewis Black talking about Minnesota. His Wisconsin one is also funny.
Thanks for the tip!!
@@Nicksundahl Have you listened to it yet?
@@Nicksundahl You also have to listen to his Wis rant.
Not yet.
I’ll definitely want to hear that one
I live in Florida and I get the opposite, what’s the heat like, and how do you handle it?
Polar opposites...until our summers come along!!
I bet there always snows days over there unless its all remote before covid
Do y’all have Mexican people there? Thinking if we can survive or should we stay in Texas?
Ha! Yes, we have a fairly strong Mexican community here.
Great I am really looking to move out there, I am from California and I can't stay here for any longer. 👍
But the summers are also very hot.
We get the “best” of both, right?!
I loved winter until I moved to Minnesota.
Ha! I get it.
So I'm guessing when it's like below Zero degrees work and school are cancelled right?
Uh, not exactly. Don’t forget windchill. That can make it feel even colder. Plus, you get the potential for frostbite! 😳
Former Minnesotan/North Dakotan here of 25+ years. The last winter I spent in Fargo, got down to -57 thanks to windchill and my kids still had school. I remember that head freeze it was brutal
@@BergXX23 Woah!
Help full vidio thank you.
Cold, and Dark !
Sure is! Thanks for watching
How does Minnesota winter compare to Canadian winter?
The winters change pretty significantly once you get into the northern 1/3 of Minnesota. Of course, Canada is pretty different after a certain point too.
What are the winter months now? 🐜🐬🐅
Well, Winter months based on temp & weather basically start in November and go through March.
Does Minnesota have toll roads through out the state?
Nope! Part of the tax base.
Than you for a fast and courteous response must be the Midwest hospitality!!
My pleasure. 😉
I love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Do you know where can i buy used car that low interest?
Unfortunately, that's not my specialty.
I'd move to Minneapolis in a heartbeat if it was a suburb of Miami.
😂
What’s up Broski 🦋,!
Just kickin' it. 😉
The jacket gets crinkly in sub zero temps
Mid 30s is comfortable 😂😂 .. Woow for someone in Texas this statement is so funny 😆
I bet!!
If you don’t like the cold don’t move to Minnesota
That is also an option...thanks for watching.
I'm in Minnesota it's bad winter
Cool Video and Beautiful Eyes
You are very kind 🥰
That's it. I'm gonna die.
😂
👍
Salt on the roads? I guess don’t complain if the car salesman puts on the True Coat…
Ha. Exactly.
wooooow
Don't live here without a heated garage.
It definitely helps. Although, I would say an insulated one works just fine.
Send cold here in India
The snow is horrible
Fair enough, but I would argue the -5 temp is harder to deal with.
Great video. Thanks for posting
Glad you enjoyed it!!
Mid 30’s is warm 😂?
For winter??? Hell yes!
omg fml city living
Yeah, it sucks having things to do all the time
Weak weather for minnsota
"...it was warm & dry in the mid-thirties" yeah, no thanks
It ain’t for everyone…
The winters aren’t the worst thing in Minnesota but there’s lot more that has nothing to do with whether or the citizens, but has everything to do with the state’s politics. For that alone, as a conservative, I would never want to live there.
Interestingly enough, the state's politics have equaled a fairly high quality of life for it's residents. And you're right, the winters aren't the worst part of living here.
0:39 This looked like an interesting video but I couldn't watch much of it because I'm so sick of the overuse/misuse of the phrase "reach out" that's become such a fad in recent years.
🙄
Who cares
People moving to Minnesota maybe?? But, this is helpful. Thanks for watching!
@@Nicksundahl don’t worry a lot of people care
Get a life