@@Livetheseacoast Trust me i have done my research on Portsmouth NH i know to me its all pros. The cons really isnt cons it is worth it. Its a better way of life period i plan to grow old there soon asi make it there.
@QueenNiQa sounds like you have done your research! We totally agree that the cons of living here don't compare to how great it is! Don't hesitate to reach out to us if you need help when the time comes!!
Interesting... I've spent a lot of time in Portsmouth over the past few years for work. Mostly living out of hotel rooms (that thankfully I don't have to pay for). I don't disagree with any of this, which is why I continue to travel there from my home in SE PA. I make a pretty decent salary, but I don't understand how anyone can afford to buy a home within about 30 miles of the Portsmouth area.
I wanted to move to Seattle, but I read that there is about a .3% chance per year of a 9.0+ earthquake there, and the fault line is only 3 miles below the city itself, so it would be the worst imaginable level of destruction.
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Nice intro video to the pros and cons of living in Portsmouth!
Thank you so much Amy!!
Great!!!
Its my dream to move here one day.
You would love living here! It's amazing!
@@Livetheseacoast Trust me i have done my research on Portsmouth NH i know to me its all pros. The cons really isnt cons it is worth it. Its a better way of life period i plan to grow old there soon asi make it there.
@QueenNiQa sounds like you have done your research! We totally agree that the cons of living here don't compare to how great it is! Don't hesitate to reach out to us if you need help when the time comes!!
@@Livetheseacoast i sure will and thanks so much.
Awesome!!
Interesting... I've spent a lot of time in Portsmouth over the past few years for work. Mostly living out of hotel rooms (that thankfully I don't have to pay for). I don't disagree with any of this, which is why I continue to travel there from my home in SE PA. I make a pretty decent salary, but I don't understand how anyone can afford to buy a home within about 30 miles of the Portsmouth area.
I wanted to move to Seattle, but I read that there is about a .3% chance per year of a 9.0+ earthquake there, and the fault line is only 3 miles below the city itself, so it would be the worst imaginable level of destruction.
You wouldn't have to worry about that in NH!
When are you moving there man
Is there a growing, conservative church in the area?