Hi Jeremy, Great video thank you💗 I plan to buy a home in Georgetown, TX in the Laconterra subdivision (KB home). Can you give me advice? is this a good/ or bad area/community?.
I absolutely love watching your videos. I'm moving to Austin from Japan (military move) and your videos are not only informative (I feel like I've learned everything I know about Austin from you!), they are engaging and fun to watch as well (the graphics are on point, you actually show houses and neighborhoods). Thank you so so much!!
Great video. He makes a great point about property taxes. ALWAYS Ask you realtor or look it up- what the tax rate is. Sadly, I have seen numerous mortgage LO's deliberately misrepresent the tax rate to make their "offer" seem better based upon a lower monthly payment. Yes, people should know better but some fall for this and get the "bump" at closing. Get several mortgage quotes and immediately disqualify anyone who fudges the tax numbers on your escrows.
Good morning Jeremy oh, I just want to thank you so much for explaining the whole tax situation. Thank you for showing us The Good The Bad and The Ugly. Best wishes to you all. Shelley and Hugo
Thanks Shelley! I find I focus on the not so good. A lot of people try to "sell" you on Austin without giving you the big picture. I'd rather give the good and the bad so people will come here prepared. Being prepared helps you fall in love with it more!
@@JeremyAKnight again thank you Jeremy. We are looking to get out of California in about 4 years time. My dream would be in two Latitudes by Jimmy Buffet and Minto Builders. There was an article about 6 months ago placing Austin is one of the new locations for latitudes. Since I want to be one of the first ones in this 55 plus community I'm hoping that it won't be built until 4 or 5 years from now. Now with the woods shortage I think everything is going to slow down so we'll see what happens. But my biggest fear is your property tax. Will Mintos / Jimmy be able to change that? And believe me we will not be bringing California attitudes with us. I have a friend in Sunset Texas . Got to spend a week there last summer and had a fantastic time seeing the sights everywhere. I had to laugh when she said this is Texas traffic it was so light can you guys say it's so heavy. We are planning to spend another week September 2021 if everything goes as planned with herd immunity. We want to come see your Texas State Fair. So we'll see what happens in the next four or five years keep up your hard work explaining how Texas works we enjoy learning about it and keeping our fingers crossed for our future. Best wishes to you and your family stay well and healthy. Again best wishes from Shelley and Hugo
Good information on the taxes which is something many people not from Texas forget about. We are considering moving back but want land outside Austin or San Antonio. Covid has us staying put for now but we do plan on exploring our options there soon.
I just came across your channel and I love you work. I was actually considering on the neighborhoods and now after watching this one I wont. Can you give tips on community with low taxes? Like Carneros ranch leander? good bad?
Always good content - Would love to get an honest video on neighborhoods closer to the city. I know it's difficult but there should be a way to have a honest conversation just stating facts.
Avoid moving to Austin period! As a born & raised Austinite, nothing good has come from all overpopulation that has happened to Austin in just the last 5- 10 years! Higher traffic, air pollution, loss of green land, higher cost of living, higher crime etc
@@chrisstewart5008 Agree. I'd rather have no Texas state income tax than higher property tax. You can always find a lower tax neighbourhoods to live in, property tax exemptions, smaller houses, compromise on desirable areas etc. You can't get out of state income tax.
A friend of mine once told me (years ago) never buy on the east side of I-35. I foolishly ignored him and Bought a new build at XXX creek crest way in Ashton Oaks and due to the builder not Staying within the time frame allotted in the contract ended up buying a home on Spring Hollow Path in the Oaklands. The First day of school the brand new High School serving Ashton Oaks the students "Rioted". I am moving back to the Austin / San Antonio area and my wife originally not from Texas looked at me funny when i told her this she then came back to me a few days later and told me that all king of crime stats and thing were higher on the east side of 35 all the way up and down the 35 corridor ( I grew up between Boerne and Comfort so I had no Idea about this ).
Shadow Glen is in a Mud District. Our taxes will go down until the bond is paid for and only then will Manor annex Shadow Glen which won’t be for a while.
Great video and thanks for sharing so much helpful content about buying a house in Austin! Why are longer build times / communities still being built out necessarily a bad thing though? Couldn't buying a house in an unfinished community result in price appreciation for that house as the neighborhood develops and becomes more desirable?
If depends on the community. If you are trying to sell your home and you are fighting the builder's inventory. Then it will be harder to sell. People would rather have new.
Property taxes will kill you in Travis and Williamson counties. Expect around $10,000 per year for newer homes in the price range he talked about here.
Hope you enjoy the homeless in the streets and under every single hi way and all over downtown and and prepare to pay 30k over asking unless you are building, I would stay away from HOA.
People complain about CA. As Texans living in CA because of jobs, when we retired we planned to move back home to once again be close to family. But the ridiculousness of taxes in the Austin area has prevented our move. In CA we have a home assessed in the mid 500s and our tax bill is less than 6 grand annually & has been for a number of years. If it ever goes over 6k, that means our house value has really jumped. But for now it's slow & steady.
There are plenty of places to buy East of I-35 that are great. The issue in this video is mainly the taxes associated with building on some of these neighborhoods.
Their prices are even higher now. The tax rates are still high. The prices are in the $500’s from what I’ve seen. The schools are still rated lower than some of AISD schools. For the price, tax rate, and schools. You can find more affordable neighborhoods close by.
@@JeremyAKnight Thank you. My husband and I are moving from CA to Austin in January. We plan on renting for a year or so to get a feel for what suits us. Your videos have already given us so much insight. Will keep watching and commenting👍🏼
LOL, well that just leaves buying a clunker home with tons of issues. Most people don't want to buy a house that's falling apart and paying more taxes for a nice new product is worth it. also, those taxes include a MUD, which help develop the neighborhoods.
Hey I like your channel. Why aren’t you informing people that they can write off a certain amount of their property taxes? The numbers can make sense with a high tax rate if the overall price is not too high.
The amount you can write off is now upto $10k to my understanding. Everyone’s taxes are different. Only reason I don’t talk about that is because I’m not a CPA 🤗 any time someone asks about taxes I refer them to a CPA.
@@yamahasuperbike2202 exactly, Bastrop is beautiful and inexpensive. A secret gem, everyone moving to Austin should check out Bastrop. Great schools, low crime and super neighborly. Austin is the exact opposite. Make the move to Bastrop today!
@@TRAZ4004 and that is exactly why we don't want Californians and everyone else moving here. Look at the rat circus Austin has become. Austin at one time was just like Bastrop, just a little bigger. We don't want Bastrop to end up anything like Austin.
@@yamahasuperbike2202 I totally agree, I’m in Austin and it basically San Fran. I’ve only got one neighbor who is a Texas native. The Austin natives are being priced out and selling for big Cali money. Then those natives are taking that money and up pricing all the small towns. I give Bastrop 20 years before it becomes a soulless Cali suburb land.
we are over 65 and planning to move to Austin, we looking for areas that close to the hospital, most of all the community with a lot of walking trail, green space. We kinda like the Sweet water community. We was wonder if there is any tax break for Senior and School tax> please advise. Our price range from 400K - 550K. Thanks.
Hi Jeremy - you are way off on your drive time from Easton Park to downtown. many of us do it all the time in 20 minutes. Sunfield in Buda is 20 minutes south of us. Punch it into your Google map. yes - our tax rate is high but we have amazing things here (like McKinney Falls, Onion Creek OffLeash Dog Park, 10 minute drive to the airport, FB group for residents, close proximity to Tesla, SouthPark Meadows + HEB Plus ten minutes away, tons more coming) and there are waiting lists to get new homes in this neighborhood. i'd suggest you do a little more research so you don't misinform people.
You might think it’s false information. Yet, it’s reality. You can go to google maps and change the date and time. I do the same for every video. Your taxes are high and will cost you in the future.
@@JeremyAKnight Sunfield in Buda is 15 minutes south of Easton Park in Austin. You stated in your video it is the same distance to downtown as Easton Park. That is incorrect information. Our taxes are high now because we are in a MUD district. We have 6,000 - 8,000 homes coming to this community so you are basically saying those taxes will cost all of us us here in the future with no regards to other factors that have already boosted our home values.
@@rickoleary Yes. When you go to sell. You will still be competing against the new construction homes. Right now there is zero inventory in Austin. Yet, when there was inventory and there will be again. You will have a tough time competing with them. And yes, Taxes matter. When you go to compete with a community that close by has lower taxes. It will be less of a payment, and it will sell faster. I work with buyers daily that are worried about taxes increasing to a point they can no longer afford. And your taxes with the MUD will continue to go up every year as they are re-assed. GO TO GOOGLE MAPS. CHANGE THE DATE TO A WEEK DAY IN FEB, CHANGE THE TIME TO A RUSH HOUR TIME. THEY ARE ALMOST IDENTICAL.
It''s a great area. Lower tax rate which is nice. There is always a good amount of inventory, which keeps prices fun jumping too high. Georgetown is also a really great Suburb.
Thanks Jeremy ! I subscribed to your channel and will tell friends and fam to do the same !! We are currently renting in Mueller however it is to pricey to buy. 😬
Julie Fearheiley thanks for subbing and sharing! Mueller is definitely cool, and pricey! Prices in there have really gone up over the last 5 years. Let me know how we can help! I’ll keep working on putting out content!
@@dejohnson2277 Well good thing is I am just considering it. I can really relocate to anywhere in the US by next year thanks to COVID. I am just assessing a nice place to settle down at this point.
@@softwareengineer9435 Check out GoodNight Ranch. 15 minutes to downtown. Mixed use and supposed to have retail stores. I’m not going to lie traffic is brutal on I35. But once you know the back streets you can get around pretty good. I’ve been in Austin for over a year now. I’ve enjoyed it.
@@doomstar2472 lmao my neighborhood is quiet as are my neighbors. The HOA is responsive and kids are in Charter so no worries there. I can see where one might postulate that opinion within older parts of Manor however. Our experience thus far has been nothing short of awesome.
@@yamahasuperbike2202 I did that two years ago and haven't looked back. Traffic was much worse every year and property tax got more and more expensive.
Don't move to Austin people, unless you enjoy massive Homeless tents all over the city, California type traffic, extremely high rent, people who don't know how to drive, etc. Horrible Horrible City. It's turning into a hell hole.
Thanks for watching! And thank you to everyone who has reached out! We appreciate you!
Hi Jeremy, Great video thank you💗
I plan to buy a home in Georgetown, TX in the Laconterra subdivision (KB home). Can you give me advice? is this a good/ or bad area/community?.
Hey - it needs to be *You’re* Moving to Austin - because *your* does not mean YOU ARE - *your* implies possessiveness
@@ohxgeez it’s “Your Moving To Austin Guide” so, it’s correct.
Can u make a video on good communities and less property taxes?
Any feedback of yours on Bryson, Leander, TX?
I absolutely love watching your videos. I'm moving to Austin from Japan (military move) and your videos are not only informative (I feel like I've learned everything I know about Austin from you!), they are engaging and fun to watch as well (the graphics are on point, you actually show houses and neighborhoods). Thank you so so much!!
I really appreciate that! Thank you!
i can't thank you enough for these informative videos - it saved me a lot of headaches / unwanted surprises for the future!
Great video. He makes a great point about property taxes. ALWAYS Ask you realtor or look it up- what the tax rate is. Sadly, I have seen numerous mortgage LO's deliberately misrepresent the tax rate to make their "offer" seem better based upon a lower monthly payment. Yes, people should know better but some fall for this and get the "bump" at closing.
Get several mortgage quotes and immediately disqualify anyone who fudges the tax numbers on your escrows.
Fascinating. A side of Austin I haven’t seen before.
So glad you talked about taxes - that's the hardest part about buying a new home in Austin!
Yeh, my duplex is 1050 sq ft and my tax is $6000 after senior and homestead discount. Location, location, location.
I had no idea!! 🙏🏼❤️ súper helpful 👍🏼
Taxes can be a huge issue in Austin. In fact, I’ve had clients lose their homes because of it.
Thank you Knight family for all the info👍🏻
You bet! I'm trying to keep them coming!
Good morning Jeremy oh, I just want to thank you so much for explaining the whole tax situation. Thank you for showing us The Good The Bad and The Ugly. Best wishes to you all. Shelley and Hugo
Thanks Shelley! I find I focus on the not so good. A lot of people try to "sell" you on Austin without giving you the big picture. I'd rather give the good and the bad so people will come here prepared. Being prepared helps you fall in love with it more!
@@JeremyAKnight again thank you Jeremy. We are looking to get out of California in about 4 years time. My dream would be in two Latitudes by Jimmy Buffet and Minto Builders. There was an article about 6 months ago placing Austin is one of the new locations for latitudes. Since I want to be one of the first ones in this 55 plus community I'm hoping that it won't be built until 4 or 5 years from now. Now with the woods shortage I think everything is going to slow down so we'll see what happens. But my biggest fear is your property tax. Will Mintos / Jimmy be able to change that? And believe me we will not be bringing California attitudes with us. I have a friend in Sunset Texas . Got to spend a week there last summer and had a fantastic time seeing the sights everywhere. I had to laugh when she said this is Texas traffic it was so light can you guys say it's so heavy. We are planning to spend another week September 2021 if everything goes as planned with herd immunity. We want to come see your Texas State Fair. So we'll see what happens in the next four or five years keep up your hard work explaining how Texas works we enjoy learning about it and keeping our fingers crossed for our future. Best wishes to you and your family stay well and healthy. Again best wishes from Shelley and Hugo
@@lovpizza1320 you better not vote Democrat
Good information on the taxes which is something many people not from Texas forget about.
We are considering moving back but want land outside Austin or San Antonio.
Covid has us staying put for now but we do plan on exploring our options there soon.
Lots of beautiful hill country between the 2!
Nice video, you’re gonna kill it in the future! Keep going
Hi Jeremy, I love watching your videos, its fun and entertaining, one of your subscriber. Can you make a video on low tax neighborhoods. Thanks.
I have one labeled 5 lowest tax rates. And thank you!
I just came across your channel and I love you work. I was actually considering on the neighborhoods and now after watching this one I wont. Can you give tips on community with low taxes? Like Carneros ranch leander? good bad?
11K in JUST taxes... Insane
Always good content - Would love to get an honest video on neighborhoods closer to the city. I know it's difficult but there should be a way to have a honest conversation just stating facts.
Working on that this week.
Avoid moving to Austin period!
As a born & raised Austinite, nothing good has come from all overpopulation that has happened to Austin in just the last 5- 10 years!
Higher traffic, air pollution, loss of green land, higher cost of living, higher crime etc
I grew up here too and totally agree! We are leaving next year. It's so far from the good ol hippie city it used to be.
They Invaded y'alls city,ya should of stopped it long time ago
@@Jess1234 How?
@@CowneloAlvaroid by making them work!
@@wlonsdale1 ? Explain
Thanks! We will looking into sweet water per your suggestion.
Wow! So much good info in this one!
So glad!
Nice video! Was considering two of these communities🙈🙈
Let me know which ones and I can give you a couple better options.
Wow! I thought my taxes in NJ are high (and they are), but the ATX is even higher.
No state income taxes balance it out.
@@chrisstewart5008 Agree. I'd rather have no Texas state income tax than higher property tax. You can always find a lower tax neighbourhoods to live in, property tax exemptions, smaller houses, compromise on desirable areas etc. You can't get out of state income tax.
If you are trying to FIRE, your regular income goes to zero and your income is mostly long term capital gains.
Tax's are why I'm having to buy up in Killeen. They're just crazy here in Austin, and the home prices are nuts as well.
Not in Austin proper. The older neighborhoods don’t have high taxes but the price tag is high at that point. Lol
A friend of mine once told me (years ago) never buy on the east side of I-35. I foolishly ignored him and Bought a new build at XXX creek crest way in Ashton Oaks and due to the builder not Staying within the time frame allotted in the contract ended up buying a home on Spring Hollow Path in the Oaklands. The First day of school the brand new High School serving Ashton Oaks the students "Rioted". I am moving back to the Austin / San Antonio area and my wife originally not from Texas looked at me funny when i told her this she then came back to me a few days later and told me that all king of crime stats and thing were higher on the east side of 35 all the way up and down the 35 corridor ( I grew up between Boerne and Comfort so I had no Idea about this ).
relax. you got guns do you.
Thank you for honest opinions. How about best education area?
215 woodlands ct home in two years has gone from 650k to 1.5 mil. Now the property taxes for the new buyers at this price are ridiculous.
It would be interesting to redo this with today's prices. Way up.
Hey Jeremy are there any neighborhoods in Austin you reccomend not just for appreciation but cash flow please? Love your vids man
Shadow Glen is in a Mud District. Our taxes will go down until the bond is paid for and only then will Manor annex Shadow Glen which won’t be for a while.
What are the most walkable and bike friendly 'hoods? Looking for condo living.
Great info Jeremy!
Thanks man!
Thank you. This was very helpful. Planning on moving to Texas in two years and the property taxes scare me.
I live in Austin and they scare me 😳
Great video!
Thank you.
Great video and thanks for sharing so much helpful content about buying a house in Austin! Why are longer build times / communities still being built out necessarily a bad thing though? Couldn't buying a house in an unfinished community result in price appreciation for that house as the neighborhood develops and becomes more desirable?
If depends on the community. If you are trying to sell your home and you are fighting the builder's inventory. Then it will be harder to sell. People would rather have new.
Property taxes will kill you in Travis and Williamson counties. Expect around $10,000 per year for newer homes in the price range he talked about here.
I'm From NYS some of these houses and taxes is equivalent to what we pay here which is what we are trying to avoid.
Thank you for the info, my wife and I will be moving to Austin from Miami at the end of this month and can’t wait to enjoy the city.
Welcome to Austin. Valentina’s BBQ is the best!
@@JeremyAKnight what can't wait to try them.
Hope you enjoy the homeless in the streets and under every single hi way and all over downtown and and prepare to pay 30k over asking unless you are building, I would stay away from HOA.
Hope you like hot weather
People complain about CA. As Texans living in CA because of jobs, when we retired we planned to move back home to once again be close to family. But the ridiculousness of taxes in the Austin area has prevented our move. In CA we have a home assessed in the mid 500s and our tax bill is less than 6 grand annually & has been for a number of years. If it ever goes over 6k, that means our house value has really jumped. But for now it's slow & steady.
Manor is not an Austin neighborhood.
LOL
Neither buda bro, but they are suburbs of Austin.
Actually some of Manor is Austin/Travis county
Thanks, any good areas with lower taxes? I think mid 2021 might be a better time to buy a home
Any area outside of Travis county
Not Williamson or hays or Comal county either
What's to know other than don't buy or rent anything east of IH35? Note: Gentrification is ongoing in an area on East 6th Street, across IH35.
There are plenty of places to buy East of I-35 that are great. The issue in this video is mainly the taxes associated with building on some of these neighborhoods.
Jeremy Knight Your Moving To Austin Texas Guide would love to see a video about East areas.
jessica valladares check out my video on Tesla. I talk about a few good ones. I’ll definitely get a more in depth east side video
Hi Jeremy, how can we contact you and discuss purchase house for investment?
Do you still agree that Easton Park is not a good move even with their affordable town homes based on the current market in 2021?
Their prices are even higher now. The tax rates are still high. The prices are in the $500’s from what I’ve seen. The schools are still rated lower than some of AISD schools. For the price, tax rate, and schools. You can find more affordable neighborhoods close by.
If you want to pay 30k difference between appraisal and listing then good luck because that’s what it is.
For first time buyers around the age of 30, how much do they put down on average percentage wise?
It depends their situation. I’ve seen as low as 3% conventional. And many doing 20%
@@JeremyAKnight Thank you for your fast response.
@@CAsaidit absolutely. Best thing is to chat with a local lender to see what your options are. Let me know if you need some recommendations.
@@JeremyAKnight Thank you. My husband and I are moving from CA to Austin in January. We plan on renting for a year or so to get a feel for what suits us. Your videos have already given us so much insight. Will keep watching and commenting👍🏼
@@CAsaidit 🙌 Thank you! You’ll love Austin!
Buy any where in austin prices keep on shooting up.
why is the still building part of a neighborhood a bad thing?
LOL, well that just leaves buying a clunker home with tons of issues. Most people don't want to buy a house that's falling apart and paying more taxes for a nice new product is worth it. also, those taxes include a MUD, which help develop the neighborhoods.
Hey I like your channel. Why aren’t you informing people that they can write off a certain amount of their property taxes? The numbers can make sense with a high tax rate if the overall price is not too high.
The amount you can write off is now upto $10k to my understanding. Everyone’s taxes are different. Only reason I don’t talk about that is because I’m not a CPA 🤗 any time someone asks about taxes I refer them to a CPA.
Jeremy Knight Your Moving To Austin Texas Guide this is true, I totally understand. Thanks for the video!
thanks for the vid, thoughts on Brookfield Residential in Addison South?
Great location and a great builder.
Those tax rates are insane. adding about $800 per month minimum to your mortgage :-X
Yup. And most agents won’t point it out to their clients.
Real estate agents in those areas looking at this like 👁👄👁
So what r the great areas with low tax rates?
Got a video on that. 5 lowest tax rates.
Jeremy Knight Your Moving To Austin Texas Guide thanks, I just found the video!!
Outside of Travis county. Then u have to sit in traffic
I'm selling a home in Oak Hill in the summer. 3/2 1540sf
When? I have clients.
Generally, stay away from anything east of IH35 in areas around Central Austin.
I bought a lot in Tahitian Village in Bastrop. What do you think about it.
It’s a good area.
Don't fuckin invite people to Bastrop!
@@yamahasuperbike2202 exactly, Bastrop is beautiful and inexpensive. A secret gem, everyone moving to Austin should check out Bastrop. Great schools, low crime and super neighborly. Austin is the exact opposite. Make the move to Bastrop today!
@@TRAZ4004 and that is exactly why we don't want Californians and everyone else moving here. Look at the rat circus Austin has become. Austin at one time was just like Bastrop, just a little bigger. We don't want Bastrop to end up anything like Austin.
@@yamahasuperbike2202 I totally agree, I’m in Austin and it basically San Fran. I’ve only got one neighbor who is a Texas native. The Austin natives are being priced out and selling for big Cali money. Then those natives are taking that money and up pricing all the small towns. I give Bastrop 20 years before it becomes a soulless Cali suburb land.
we are over 65 and planning to move to Austin, we looking for areas that close to the hospital, most of all the community with a lot of walking trail, green space. We kinda like the Sweet water community. We was wonder if there is any tax break for Senior and School tax> please advise. Our price range from 400K - 550K. Thanks.
There is an over 65 homestead. It removes the school tax from the property. Sweetwater has a lot to offer.
hi Jeremy, could you please make a video about places for people will move to Austin for job for Tesla new factory ?
I have one already up. Labeled Tesla Moving to Austin.
@@JeremyAKnight just watched, that is what I need.
thanks.
There are some other great areas. Goodnight Trail and Vistas of AUSTIN.
Hi Jeremy - you are way off on your drive time from Easton Park to downtown. many of us do it all the time in 20 minutes. Sunfield in Buda is 20 minutes south of us. Punch it into your Google map. yes - our tax rate is high but we have amazing things here (like McKinney Falls, Onion Creek OffLeash Dog Park, 10 minute drive to the airport, FB group for residents, close proximity to Tesla, SouthPark Meadows + HEB Plus ten minutes away, tons more coming) and there are waiting lists to get new homes in this neighborhood. i'd suggest you do a little more research so you don't misinform people.
Is that during covid? I actually went back to precovid curing rush hour times. I do that for every video.
You might think it’s false information. Yet, it’s reality. You can go to google maps and change the date and time. I do the same for every video. Your taxes are high and will cost you in the future.
@@JeremyAKnight Sunfield in Buda is 15 minutes south of Easton Park in Austin. You stated in your video it is the same distance to downtown as Easton Park. That is incorrect information. Our taxes are high now because we are in a MUD district. We have 6,000 - 8,000 homes coming to this community so you are basically saying those taxes will cost all of us us here in the future with no regards to other factors that have already boosted our home values.
@@rickoleary Yes. When you go to sell. You will still be competing against the new construction homes. Right now there is zero inventory in Austin. Yet, when there was inventory and there will be again. You will have a tough time competing with them. And yes, Taxes matter. When you go to compete with a community that close by has lower taxes. It will be less of a payment, and it will sell faster. I work with buyers daily that are worried about taxes increasing to a point they can no longer afford. And your taxes with the MUD will continue to go up every year as they are re-assed.
GO TO GOOGLE MAPS. CHANGE THE DATE TO A WEEK DAY IN FEB, CHANGE THE TIME TO A RUSH HOUR TIME. THEY ARE ALMOST IDENTICAL.
Go to google maps right now. 40 Min to Easton Park From Google. 40 to Sunfield.
Just stay out of austin period.
Bro relation to 8VC ?
Ok
Why 3% tax? I thought max allowed by TX is 2%
A lot of it has to do with the development and the MUD taxes (Utilities). The 2% max is new to me.
What do you think about Sun City ?
It''s a great area. Lower tax rate which is nice. There is always a good amount of inventory, which keeps prices fun jumping too high. Georgetown is also a really great Suburb.
Thanks Jeremy ! I subscribed to your channel and will tell friends and fam to do the same !! We are currently renting in Mueller however it is to pricey to buy. 😬
Julie Fearheiley thanks for subbing and sharing! Mueller is definitely cool, and pricey! Prices in there have really gone up over the last 5 years. Let me know how we can help! I’ll keep working on putting out content!
Most of the people I know who live there moved from Austin love it.
Need to throw the HOA fees into your figures too.
Yup.
I might move here next year if the price is right.
As much as I love rising prices. I hope they don’t escalate too much. I have a lot of first time homebuyers that are getting priced out.
2 years Too late! You will be over paying. People are doing cash deals. Loan people can’t even get a seat at the table.
@@dejohnson2277 Well good thing is I am just considering it.
I can really relocate to anywhere in the US by next year thanks to COVID. I am just assessing a nice place to settle down at this point.
@@softwareengineer9435 Check out GoodNight Ranch. 15 minutes to downtown. Mixed use and supposed to have retail stores. I’m not going to lie traffic is brutal on I35. But once you know the back streets you can get around pretty good. I’ve been in Austin for over a year now. I’ve enjoyed it.
Buda, Manor and Round Rock is not in Austin.
And all are looking like good places to live!
@@JeremyAKnight Yes! I totally agree.
Are these tax rates being set by the PUDs?
Yes and no.
What about Spicewood
Thats where the fiends at
Buda is not an Austin neighborhood.
Thanks for watching.
yeah it isn't alot of these are outside what most of us would consider austin proper.
Rundberg best area in Austin i advise you white folk come check it out
In other words totally avoid Travis County if you dont want to pay taxes out of your mama.
Thoughts on cedar park?
Great place.
Property taxes will sink you!!!!
Haha. That’s what I talk about most on this channel!
HOW DARE YOU I LIVE IN SWEET WATER
*WE JUST PURCHASED A HOUSE IN PRESIDENTIAL MEADOWS WHICH IS RIGHT NEXT DOOR TO SHADOWGLEN THE NEIGHBORHOOD IS LITERALLY BEING BUILT OUT AS WE SPEAK*
Hope you like crime and cops
@@doomstar2472 lmao my neighborhood is quiet as are my neighbors. The HOA is responsive and kids are in Charter so no worries there. I can see where one might postulate that opinion within older parts of Manor however. Our experience thus far has been nothing short of awesome.
you don't make $150k above you cant live there. cus it is high tax. perfect to push out others.
we are leaving Austin after 36 years we are done with this city.
Where are you going?
I can't say I blame you. Born and raised in Austin, and on my 50th bday I got the fuck out. It just isn't Austin anymore.
@@yamahasuperbike2202 I did that two years ago and haven't looked back. Traffic was much worse every year and property tax
got more and more expensive.
Dont purshase there cuz u want it for yourself
Wow.. you should pull this video. You were very, wrong.
How about Hutto???
Don't move to Austin people, unless you enjoy massive Homeless tents all over the city, California type traffic, extremely high rent, people who don't know how to drive, etc. Horrible Horrible City. It's turning into a hell hole.
where is Joe rogan
Westlake
These are the most awfully boring, cookie cutter, neighborhoods.
Another reason to avoid them 🤪
All of them. Don't fucking buy. Avoid Austin.
This guy is so clearly not from Austin
Clearly
These aren’t in Austin