Having lived in Nashville for 20+ years I have a few pros and cons to add. First off, there is no state income tax in Tennessee. Unfortunately the Nashville city council wants to raise our property taxes by 34%. If you are buying a home or condo, I would strongly suggest buying in Williamson, Sumner, or Wilson counties unless you don't mind paying higher property taxes. Nashville & Davidson County has a metropolitan government so you'll be assessed this increase (if it passes) regardless of where you live in the county. If you suffer from spring & seasonal allergies, Nashville is one of the worst places to live in the U.S. Fortunately the healthcare is top notch so you can always seek treatment if you fall in this category. Lastly, there are so many things to do with the many parks and other close weekend excursions you can enjoy. The city is also centrally located with Atlanta, Memphis, Louisville & Birmingham within a 3-4 hour drive. I really enjoy living here & thought I'd add to your list.
Dude you do know that massive tax increase is from twelve years of poor management from previous mayors. Also state wasgoing to take over our finances.
I live in Willianson co. We were lucky enough to buy 20 years ago before the housing cost spikes. We purchased at $149,000 today our home was valued at $475,000. 😮 As for allergies, 🤧 that is spot on! I used to work in an office, when someone would sneeze, we used to giggle and say “welcome to Tennessee” 😂 the docs are cleaning up.
Property taxes a lot better than Chicago and Minnesota the add up things like how large your patio is, and try tax your work shed/laundry room. North suburbs of Chicago property tax is like 40K average .
man.. you are absolutely right about Southern hospitality! I am here for a week vacation, and since the day I arrived.. everyone has been so polite, kind and Friendly! like yourself; I have never felt this welcomed... Im going to have to come back here again!
Thank you for sharing these helpful pros and cons! I have three followup questions: 1. Is it easier to rent an apartment in the suburbs of Nashville (say, Oak Hill, Brentwood) compared with downtown area? 2. Are tornadoes and floods a big concern for someone who has never experienced them before? How to choose an apartment that is tornado and flood proof? 3. Is traffic jam serious in Nashville? If I live in the suburbs and work in downtown, which side of Nashville is best to live to avoid traffic jam? Look forward to your videos that could address these concerns.
I am a southerner but moved around. Going to Nashville next month, planning on relocating there. This was very helpful to me. Tourist traps are not new to me. Hospitality is a very big plus.
Imagine going from NYC to Nashville. Culture shocked. People in Nashville are respectful, polite and kind. You definitely need a car. Uber doesn’t even work that well in Nashville.
There are a lot of pros for visiting Nashville, such as GMA and the wonderful people who live there. But there are two cons for being cautious when visiting Nashville. Both of these import cons stand on the corner, on Broadway and lay their problems on everyone, while sipping from a bottle. I hope they're out of town, when I come to visit-great video and thanks for the valuable information.
Pro- lots of hospitals lots of colleges 3 law schools Nashville has lots of different ways u can get to ur destination. I’ve heard it’s not like that in other cities.
I live in Fort Lauderdale right now and for the past few weeks I’ve felt in my heart that I need to move there. The only issue is I don’t have the means financially
You could get by If your willing to room with someone when you get here to help cover rent. I live here and do lyft as my side job and I talk to a lot of people who did just that to get here. They searched for possible roommates or came with someone who also wanted to live here. Got an apt for rent and went job hunting. And if you have a 4 door car you could do what I do on the side. Do lyft or uber. I work only on the weekend and I bring in $300 easy. That alone will cover your side on rent. Apts run early $1,000- $1,400 for a small one. People here like anywhere else in cities are renting out rooms or taking in roommates to help with the pandemic setback. So finding a place to rent is really not so hard. And their are companies hiring. So their are ways to do it. U only need to get here and have at least 2 months worth of rent money. You can make it. Come down for a week and job and apt search. If you see it's not so hard to find stuff. Your good to go. Nashville itself is not expensive. Buying a home may be the issue. They sell almost as fast as they build them here right now.
Thanks for the tip. I do have a friend down here that may get me a high paying job that would allow me to save up for an apartment and moving expenses. There’s also the possibility of keeping the job after moving that would have me working from home
My wife and I currently live in Jacksonville, I love FL and I have lived here my whole life but my wife could potentially get a great job in Nashville this spring...at least I can pursue my country music career jk
I like Nashville. My Cons is Traffic and Parking. Damn, parking can be expensive, and expect to sit in traffic a long time. If they had a light-rail or subway system it would help. Everything else is cool.
I’m thinking of moving here. Im a Denver native, though, and am worried about not liking some of the changes, such as legal marijuana. I have been spoiled. But I just want a fresh start and I visited Nashville earlier this year, and thought it was pretty cool! It’s either Nashville or the Pacific Northwest… I’ve been watching a lot of videos and yours have been pretty helpful. So, thank you!
I have a friend in Nashville that lives around Fang and I was looking to move in with him and his husband. I'm currently living in Palm Coast, FL and I hate it. The majority of jobs are retail and food service that don't pay a living wage. I make an average of $1,300/mo. and the cheapest apartment I've found starts at $1,400/mo. I'm disabled and am unable to drive. I mainly use a bike to get around and good sidewalks are just about everywhere. The problem is trying to cross at intersections. I've nearly been hit at least 6 times in the last month. People do not care about pedestrians or cyclists. I've had the crossing signal come on and people squeal their tires and burnout just to avoid having to wait 3 seconds for me to cross. A few nights ago I was on my way home from work. it was around 10:30pm and I get the walk signal, I start walking my bike across and a guy runs a red light and turns right in front of me. If I had been on my bike or been walking faster, he would have killed me. There's still a lot I need to learn about the city but this was a good starting point to get some basic info; thanks.
Thanks so much for the video! I'm a college student from Germany and i actually think about moving to the US after i graduate. I like the South especially and Nashville is the city i'm most interested in, also because i'm half kurdish.
@@nikkiwilder660 Just wonder.. What happened to you? I'm planning a big move. As a 20 year old female who will be living alone with another female (18) I'm a bit concerned while looking into Nashvilles High Crime rate. Would you not recommend Moving there? Would it be safer getting an apartment in an surrounding area instead?
Ha... you have never driven in midwest after spring thaw because the pot holes are worse up north after a hard winter. I have lived in Nashville now for 6 years.
If you're a music person , Nashville is fun, but it does whare thin , the wheather , not good. ( I left because of that), very humid ,bugs . I v. been gone gone 15 yrs, California great wheather.
Am so glad someone else here is talking about this. I feel like the exit from Democrat run cities just means the cancer of liberal ideas is going to spread and infect healthy and happy areas of the country.
That might be it, not knowing the roads, getting across the main drag behind grand ol Opry and such was nerve wracking🤣🤣🤣 I will say that Tennessee is where we want to move, my speed politically , personally.... and I’m tired of our winters
Yeah the winters are a lot more mild here. Still gets cold but not like where you are at. And the are you are talking about is crazy. The highways are definitely nicer but not made for high traffic
Moving to Nashville for a master's of science program at Lipscomb University later this summer. Any tips on where to live 1B apt, how to prepare? I'm 23 yrs from Boston and I have a car.
Number 1 con should be the influx of Democrat voters who have voted the cities they left into a unpayable debt cesspools and now bring their same voting patterns to The South. So for all the things you love about Nashville/The South, please please please don't bring your baggage with you. Bring an open mind and an ability to adapt and remember the reason Nashville is so great, is NOT because of Democrat values/systems.
One thing people who moved here will learn quickly is Native Nashvillians don't hang out on Lower Broadway and we can spot a tourist a mile away( we don't wear cowboys boots and cowboy hats those are tourist) 80% of the city don't listen to country music only tourists
I agree that there are a lot of doughnut places in Nashville, but I disagree with local coffee. What places are you referring to because I have had a hard time finding local coffee places and have lived in Nashville my whole life?
This is for people needing advice for moving here. If you Debbie downers are going to complain about people moving here....stay out of the comment section... especially you MARY
@@marycaroldownton8590 I know how you feel completely Mary. I'm not from Nashville and someday, would love to visit, but I wouldn't move there to make things worse for the locals. I would want to live in a quieter town with not as much tourists myself, so I don't want to make things worse for the people that are from there and been there all their lives. I do appreciate southern hospitality but would never want to destroy a town by having too many people move there. Look at what happened to Atlanta, Las Vegas and all those boom towns. Now, they've all changed for the worst. Mary has a valid point that I have to agree with.
Hey there! As someone who went to college in Nashville and has lived there a few years on and off- the diversity is in South Nashville and North Nashville. South Nashville and North Nashville are quickly gentrifying, but they’re still the most diverse parts of Nashville. South Nashville in particular has a large Latino population.
Maybe you should question why you believe people in Nashville would have a problem with "diversity"! That tells me a lot about the places you get your news from and how you form your world view. I hope you leave that shit behind, because Southerners are known for their hospitality regardless of ethnicity, but don't appreciate people bringing liberal talking points into their neighbourhoods. Leave that stuff at home and come with an open mind.
You are talking about the deep red south here. The people will be very tolerant, towards white KKKristians. Southern hospitality is a big lie. Everyone is a RepubliKKKan .
@@livinginnash . I live here now and my allergies have got significantly worse. This is more than just taking a Claritin or some spray. People should definitely think twice about this if they have bad allergies/ sinus problems because I've been suffering 😷. My health has declined significantly and at this point I've tried everything, my doctor said I can get surgery or just move out of Nashville. I'm not saying it's a bad city , but just not for me ..
The schools are what you make of them. Depends on what you are looking for and what “good” means to you. We have had a mixed bag but you have a lot of choice to find what you want. My 4 kids are kindergarten to ninth grade.
@Karen P if you noticed I stated Williamson County? Like Katie W said schools are what you make them. I wish y’all could see what schools in Florida are like 🤯
It's not just the potholes. It's the lack of expansion and the traffic is a constant issue because we have no public transport other than some buses. No subways and no trains to get around. If someone honks their horn here at them, you get road rage shot or beat up, so don't be an impatient prick. TN does not plan ahead for the amount of people they're trying to squeeze in. I've been here my whole life, and I can tell you that native tennesseans are completely fed up with people moving here. It's really not all it's cracked up to be and the educational system is actually some of the worst outside if you aren't in Nashville or Franklin, but every city around here is overcrowded now and causing all natives to be more pissed off and ready to shoot or beat up aggressive drivers
Moving to Nash from Seattle (born) in about a year The only thing I’ll miss about Seattle is the surrounding natural beauty, REAL mountains, forests, wilderness, lakes… Everything else here is ruined because of hard left politicians
You said the word “ABSOLUTELY” 31 times. I counted 😂 but yeah, come hang out in Nashville, but please stop moving here. Traffic and housing have gotten ridiculous and unbearable!
Fuck bro.... Thinking of leaving California, not ideal to raise my kids (4years old and 2) and one starting school next year, with all these liberal cities and their policies, I have a home where I could have about 250k in equity to put on a home but I'd want a home I can have paid off. Is there any ideal ways I can buy a home for under 300k that's I'm an all right area? I currently live in the ghetto, and yeah my home is worth a shit ton. Idk why but yeah,
People are nice, but can’t drive. The infrastructure is the worst I’ve ever seen, its getting overcrowded and the 1940’s infrastructure can’t handle the population, the rolling blackouts during winter are fun. This place is way overrated and I don’t see why people move here, the cost of living is going up every day so you really don’t save money, the southern hospitality is slowly going away as it gets overcrowded. The weather sucks here, it rains a lot and tornadoes are no joke here. This place is way overrated don’t move here.
I'd rather get advice from "newbies" than from locals because they share a similar perspective with other potential "newbies" looking to move to the region.
Let me know your favorite point in todays video!
I’m a musician/songwriter and I love the music point and food point. I love southern culture
@@stevenjschuler1169 the music is unreal here. Food since is on my top 5 list for sure
You should make a vid on the bomb
I live 2 miles away. I felt and heard the bomb. What else would you like to know?
What do you mean by tourist traps? How is this a con?
Having lived in Nashville for 20+ years I have a few pros and cons to add. First off, there is no state income tax in Tennessee. Unfortunately the Nashville city council wants to raise our property taxes by 34%. If you are buying a home or condo, I would strongly suggest buying in Williamson, Sumner, or Wilson counties unless you don't mind paying higher property taxes. Nashville & Davidson County has a metropolitan government so you'll be assessed this increase (if it passes) regardless of where you live in the county.
If you suffer from spring & seasonal allergies, Nashville is one of the worst places to live in the U.S. Fortunately the healthcare is top notch so you can always seek treatment if you fall in this category.
Lastly, there are so many things to do with the many parks and other close weekend excursions you can enjoy. The city is also centrally located with Atlanta, Memphis, Louisville & Birmingham within a 3-4 hour drive. I really enjoy living here & thought I'd add to your list.
John thank you so much. Crazy what the council want to do isn’t it.
I agree with the allergies man. My wife struggles from time to time
Dude you do know that massive tax increase is from twelve years of poor management from previous mayors. Also state wasgoing to take over our finances.
Nashville native here. I couldn't have said it better myself.
I live in Willianson co. We were lucky enough to buy 20 years ago before the housing cost spikes. We purchased at $149,000 today our home was valued at $475,000. 😮
As for allergies, 🤧 that is spot on! I used to work in an office, when someone would sneeze, we used to giggle and say “welcome to Tennessee” 😂 the docs are cleaning up.
Property taxes a lot better than Chicago and Minnesota the add up things like how large your patio is, and try tax your work shed/laundry room. North suburbs of Chicago property tax is like 40K average .
man.. you are absolutely right about Southern hospitality! I am here for a week vacation, and since the day I arrived.. everyone has been so polite, kind and Friendly! like yourself; I have never felt this welcomed... Im going to have to come back here again!
I’m still getting used to it. In Fort Lauderdale everyone is angry lol
@@livinginnash damn.. lol.. that sounds like los angeles, california too! lol
Thank you for sharing these helpful pros and cons! I have three followup questions: 1. Is it easier to rent an apartment in the suburbs of Nashville (say, Oak Hill, Brentwood) compared with downtown area? 2. Are tornadoes and floods a big concern for someone who has never experienced them before? How to choose an apartment that is tornado and flood proof? 3. Is traffic jam serious in Nashville? If I live in the suburbs and work in downtown, which side of Nashville is best to live to avoid traffic jam? Look forward to your videos that could address these concerns.
Great questions!
I am a southerner but moved around. Going to Nashville next month, planning on relocating there. This was very helpful to me. Tourist traps are not new to me. Hospitality is a very big plus.
Imagine going from NYC to Nashville. Culture shocked. People in Nashville are respectful, polite and kind. You definitely need a car. Uber doesn’t even work that well in Nashville.
Yes it’s definitely a culture shock. All valid points
There are a lot of pros for visiting Nashville, such as GMA and the wonderful people who live there. But there are two cons for being cautious when visiting Nashville. Both of these import cons stand on the corner, on Broadway and lay their problems on everyone, while sipping from a bottle. I hope they're out of town, when I come to visit-great video and thanks for the valuable information.
I live outside of Detroit and there's 100s of people like that lol
Pro-
lots of hospitals
lots of colleges
3 law schools
Nashville has lots of different ways u can get to ur destination. I’ve heard it’s not like that in other cities.
law schools are a pro? LOL
@@Thiiink
I think they are, you don’t?
@@nashvilletljc5904 naw we don't need more lawyers
I live in Fort Lauderdale right now and for the past few weeks I’ve felt in my heart that I need to move there. The only issue is I don’t have the means financially
You could get by If your willing to room with someone when you get here to help cover rent. I live here and do lyft as my side job and I talk to a lot of people who did just that to get here. They searched for possible roommates or came with someone who also wanted to live here. Got an apt for rent and went job hunting. And if you have a 4 door car you could do what I do on the side. Do lyft or uber. I work only on the weekend and I bring in $300 easy. That alone will cover your side on rent. Apts run early $1,000- $1,400 for a small one. People here like anywhere else in cities are renting out rooms or taking in roommates to help with the pandemic setback. So finding a place to rent is really not so hard. And their are companies hiring. So their are ways to do it. U only need to get here and have at least 2 months worth of rent money. You can make it. Come down for a week and job and apt search. If you see it's not so hard to find stuff. Your good to go. Nashville itself is not expensive. Buying a home may be the issue. They sell almost as fast as they build them here right now.
Thanks for the tip. I do have a friend down here that may get me a high paying job that would allow me to save up for an apartment and moving expenses. There’s also the possibility of keeping the job after moving that would have me working from home
You already live in an amazing city
Same, Collin. Exact same. I'm in Broward too.
My wife and I currently live in Jacksonville, I love FL and I have lived here my whole life but my wife could potentially get a great job in Nashville this spring...at least I can pursue my country music career jk
I like Nashville. My Cons is Traffic and Parking. Damn, parking can be expensive, and expect to sit in traffic a long time. If they had a light-rail or subway system it would help. Everything else is cool.
Lol yeah that has been going on for decades...No one wants to pay the taxes to fund it.
@@marycaroldownton8590 I live 40 mins away, so it's fun to visit. I don't know about living there, but the music scene is great.
@@jonasabry9099 Well I have lived here about for about 41 years.
Imreally thinking of relocating from West Palm Beach, Florida to Nashville. Thank You for this video
I’m thinking of moving here. Im a Denver native, though, and am worried about not liking some of the changes, such as legal marijuana. I have been spoiled. But I just want a fresh start and I visited Nashville earlier this year, and thought it was pretty cool! It’s either Nashville or the Pacific Northwest… I’ve been watching a lot of videos and yours have been pretty helpful. So, thank you!
Seattle is Dying here, don’t bother
From Ft. Lauderdale living in Charlotte. Thinking about relocating to Nashville...great video!
Let me know when you are in town. I love it here
From Miami thinking about moving to Nash ♥️
Here to help anyway I can. I moved and haven’t looked back
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The pot holes get worse in the winter. It’s like driving dodging land mines. Lol
Man I know it really blows my mind
If you are looking for country, wide open spaces, dont come to Nashville or Franklin. Its very busy. Try Columbia.
Public Transportation is missing, so far, but so are the taxes that go with that. That’s the trade off.
I have a friend in Nashville that lives around Fang and I was looking to move in with him and his husband. I'm currently living in Palm Coast, FL and I hate it. The majority of jobs are retail and food service that don't pay a living wage. I make an average of $1,300/mo. and the cheapest apartment I've found starts at $1,400/mo. I'm disabled and am unable to drive. I mainly use a bike to get around and good sidewalks are just about everywhere. The problem is trying to cross at intersections. I've nearly been hit at least 6 times in the last month. People do not care about pedestrians or cyclists. I've had the crossing signal come on and people squeal their tires and burnout just to avoid having to wait 3 seconds for me to cross. A few nights ago I was on my way home from work. it was around 10:30pm and I get the walk signal, I start walking my bike across and a guy runs a red light and turns right in front of me. If I had been on my bike or been walking faster, he would have killed me.
There's still a lot I need to learn about the city but this was a good starting point to get some basic info; thanks.
Good stuff thanx
Thanks so much for the video! I'm a college student from Germany and i actually think about moving to the US after i graduate. I like the South especially and Nashville is the city i'm most interested in, also because i'm half kurdish.
Let me know if you ever have question.
Cars are stolen in every city everyday. Crime rate is the same as most metropolitan areas.
I've been in Nashville 40 years. Violent crime is thru the roof. Don't sugar coat it says the crime survivor.
@@nikkiwilder660 lol you people in Nashville don’t know crime, come to Memphis
@@nikkiwilder660 Just wonder.. What happened to you? I'm planning a big move. As a 20 year old female who will be living alone with another female (18) I'm a bit concerned while looking into Nashvilles High Crime rate. Would you not recommend Moving there? Would it be safer getting an apartment in an surrounding area instead?
Im planning to move to Nashville next year, im mobing from Toronto canada Im so excited and uncertain at the same time.
Ive stopped in Nashville on my way to north Carolina and one of the memories I had was the people being friendly
Ha... you have never driven in midwest after spring thaw because the pot holes are worse up north after a hard winter. I have lived in Nashville now for 6 years.
i'm heading back to nashville after living in Idaho for a couple years for a job, ironically that's why I left...
If you're a music person , Nashville is fun, but it does whare thin , the wheather , not good. ( I left because of that), very humid ,bugs . I v. been gone gone 15 yrs, California great wheather.
Moved here from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. I’ll take this weather all day lol. But I def understand where you are coming from
Thanks so much I’ll be there in August for an internship
Nashville is growing up
We are full and over flowing. Stop changing things too. All y'all moving here has caused problems....like high price housing.
Am so glad someone else here is talking about this. I feel like the exit from Democrat run cities just means the cancer of liberal ideas is going to spread and infect healthy and happy areas of the country.
@@patrec7638 Well I vote democrat, and shocker I am a decent person.
Yeah go home and leave us be. Cali has awesome weather.....so go back and fix it by voting out Gavin
Love this music city♥
nashville from your video doesnt sound like a place to me but why did you move from fort laderdale?
I moved because I found myself hating where I lived. Needed a change and it’s been amazing living here.
our roads make yours look like glass, (western new york) i will say the drivers are CRAZY in Nashville
I would disagree with the drivers. We drive fast but are for the most part very courteous
That might be it, not knowing the roads, getting across the main drag behind grand ol Opry and such was nerve wracking🤣🤣🤣
I will say that Tennessee is where we want to move, my speed politically , personally.... and I’m tired of our winters
Yeah the winters are a lot more mild here. Still gets cold but not like where you are at.
And the are you are talking about is crazy. The highways are definitely nicer but not made for high traffic
I'm thinking about moving the surroundings of Nashville, but I don't see any contact information.
Thank you
Thanks 🙏
Thank you!
Dino’s Dive Bar in East Nashville on Gallatin is the best! Oldest still open Dive bar in Nashville. Best burger and fries anywhere!!!
Agreed!!
Moving to Nashville for a master's of science program at Lipscomb University later this summer. Any tips on where to live 1B apt, how to prepare? I'm 23 yrs from Boston and I have a car.
Connect with me at brett@livinginnashville.com and my wife and I can point you in the right direction
LMAO - I agree on the potholes 😆😆😂🤣🤣
Hola me gustaria saber donde es mejor mudarse en nashville, cerca del aeropuerto, y que tan segura es la ciudad
Nashville ya está muy orrible de tráfico y mucho tiroteo por donde quiera ya no es segura tal es afuera de la ciudad
They have the best barbecue! I was surprised because I am from Texas, and I thought we have the best barbecue.
Kansas City?
I live in Memphis and I’ve been to Nashville many time. And I also lived in Texas and Texas has the best BBG
How hard it will be for non US citizen to move there ? Im 29 years old and realy wanna move there
Number 1 con should be the influx of Democrat voters who have voted the cities they left into a unpayable debt cesspools and now bring their same voting patterns to The South. So for all the things you love about Nashville/The South, please please please don't bring your baggage with you. Bring an open mind and an ability to adapt and remember the reason Nashville is so great, is NOT because of Democrat values/systems.
Man stfu😂
Yup take y’all asses back to California
So true!
Everything the democrats touch turns to Sh*t
The only cons is the state has a RepubliKKKan infestation. Time to fumigate the whole state.
One thing people who moved here will learn quickly is Native Nashvillians don't hang out on Lower Broadway and we can spot a tourist a mile away( we don't wear cowboys boots and cowboy hats those are tourist) 80% of the city don't listen to country music only tourists
All very true 😂
I agree that there are a lot of doughnut places in Nashville, but I disagree with local coffee. What places are you referring to because I have had a hard time finding local coffee places and have lived in Nashville my whole life?
You have had trouble find coffee shops or good ones?
The worst part of living in Nashville is all the people moving to Nashville.
Agree completely! We are full. Stop changing stuff.
This is for people needing advice for moving here. If you Debbie downers are going to complain about people moving here....stay out of the comment section... especially you MARY
@@marycaroldownton8590 I know how you feel completely Mary. I'm not from Nashville and someday, would love to visit, but I wouldn't move there to make things worse for the locals. I would want to live in a quieter town with not as much tourists myself, so I don't want to make things worse for the people that are from there and been there all their lives. I do appreciate southern hospitality but would never want to destroy a town by having too many people move there. Look at what happened to Atlanta, Las Vegas and all those boom towns. Now, they've all changed for the worst. Mary has a valid point that I have to agree with.
Love your honesty about the pros and cons. I am married to a mexican man and was wondering if the people there like diversity?
From my experience I have not seen and issue with diversity.
Hey there! As someone who went to college in Nashville and has lived there a few years on and off- the diversity is in South Nashville and North Nashville. South Nashville and North Nashville are quickly gentrifying, but they’re still the most diverse parts of Nashville. South Nashville in particular has a large Latino population.
@@Sony4Ever321 Thank you so much for your reply.
Maybe you should question why you believe people in Nashville would have a problem with "diversity"! That tells me a lot about the places you get your news from and how you form your world view. I hope you leave that shit behind, because Southerners are known for their hospitality regardless of ethnicity, but don't appreciate people bringing liberal talking points into their neighbourhoods. Leave that stuff at home and come with an open mind.
You are talking about the deep red south here. The people will be very tolerant, towards white KKKristians. Southern hospitality is a big lie. Everyone is a RepubliKKKan .
Is there a personal property tax in Nashville?
I have had Hattie B’s Hot Chicken
I'd like to move to Nashville. I'm in NYC and it's getting horrible here especially with it being a blue state.
I keep hearing that if you have bad allergies you probably shouldn't move there. Idk
Nothing Claritin D can’t take care of LOL.
My wife has bad allergies and she isn’t too bad up here
@@livinginnash . I live here now and my allergies have got significantly worse. This is more than just taking a Claritin or some spray. People should definitely think twice about this if they have bad allergies/ sinus problems because I've been suffering 😷. My health has declined significantly and at this point I've tried everything, my doctor said I can get surgery or just move out of Nashville. I'm not saying it's a bad city , but just not for me ..
The pay scale sucks, due to few unions to set the scale. Housing is high, schools not very good, food and gas also high.
Thanks for your cons!
Can you share your resources for TN having top school districts in the country? Thank you for this great video. :)
williamsonsource.com/wcs-ranked-1st-nation-schooldigger-com/#:~:text=With%20a%20Rank%20Score%20of,with%20more%20than%2020%2C000%20students).
Living In Nashville, Tennessee
Davidson county school district aren't favored by most parents trust my personal miserable experience
The schools are what you make of them. Depends on what you are looking for and what “good” means to you. We have had a mixed bag but you have a lot of choice to find what you want. My 4 kids are kindergarten to ninth grade.
Williamson County Schools, especially Brentwood, TN are the best!
@Karen P if you noticed I stated Williamson County? Like Katie W said schools are what you make them.
I wish y’all could see what schools in Florida are like 🤯
"The roads are terrible"
*laughs in Yinzer (Pittsburghese)*
Our city is essentially potholes connected via bridges. I think I can handle it.
Thanks for the laugh 😂
It's not just the potholes. It's the lack of expansion and the traffic is a constant issue because we have no public transport other than some buses. No subways and no trains to get around. If someone honks their horn here at them, you get road rage shot or beat up, so don't be an impatient prick. TN does not plan ahead for the amount of people they're trying to squeeze in. I've been here my whole life, and I can tell you that native tennesseans are completely fed up with people moving here. It's really not all it's cracked up to be and the educational system is actually some of the worst outside if you aren't in Nashville or Franklin, but every city around here is overcrowded now and causing all natives to be more pissed off and ready to shoot or beat up aggressive drivers
What about mosquitoes
Drink every time he says absolutely
Just had a drink for you. Cheers
Moving to Nash from Seattle (born) in about a year
The only thing I’ll miss about Seattle is the surrounding natural beauty, REAL mountains, forests, wilderness, lakes…
Everything else here is ruined because of hard left politicians
Stay and fix your problems.
what about of jobs opportunities?
Job market is booming
954 CORAL SPRINGS
Here is a idea. California is a paradise. So go back and fix it.
You said the word “ABSOLUTELY” 31 times. I counted 😂 but yeah, come hang out in Nashville, but please stop moving here. Traffic and housing have gotten ridiculous and unbearable!
It was the word of the day 😂
Ab-so-lutely
Go back to California and fix your mess. Don't come here and make another mess
I wanna move here
Say absolutely one more time 😁
Absolutely
How’s everyone in Nashville feeling from all the Kardashians moving into town from California? Don’t let them corrupt your southern hospitality! 😂
im looking to move there
Here to help if you need it
@@livinginnash thank you,, what are things you would have me start looking at,, incase I'm not
Fuck bro.... Thinking of leaving California, not ideal to raise my kids (4years old and 2) and one starting school next year, with all these liberal cities and their policies, I have a home where I could have about 250k in equity to put on a home but I'd want a home I can have paid off.
Is there any ideal ways I can buy a home for under 300k that's I'm an all right area? I currently live in the ghetto, and yeah my home is worth a shit ton. Idk why but yeah,
Wait how is closing your schools down for covid and characteristic of a good school district
Potholes that will FLATTEN your tires!
Happened to me the first week here lol
Try living in Michigan. We have potholes that will total your car lmao
People are nice, but can’t drive. The infrastructure is the worst I’ve ever seen, its getting overcrowded and the 1940’s infrastructure can’t handle the population, the rolling blackouts during winter are fun. This place is way overrated and I don’t see why people move here, the cost of living is going up every day so you really don’t save money, the southern hospitality is slowly going away as it gets overcrowded. The weather sucks here, it rains a lot and tornadoes are no joke here. This place is way overrated don’t move here.
Welcome to Nashville, newbie. That makes you an expert huh?
Hahah Thanks for the welcome. But it’s funny how expert never came out of my mouth. Hope you have a better rest of your day 😊
I'd rather get advice from "newbies" than from locals because they share a similar perspective with other potential "newbies" looking to move to the region.
He's quite correct about the lousy transportation. But newbies don't know the history and most has been bulldozed. It's been brutal.
If Nashville is anything like the new so called county music they are producing I'll pass
Great. Hope have an amazing day.
Tennessee isn’t the south, it’s the Middle East of the us🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
The tawdry lobster reportedly request because stick intialy mix minus a quirky loss. tearful, polite stone
Lies about the food. They can’t cook 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣 but the hospitality is A1. Food sucks at all the bars 🤣🤣😂
Disagree. The problem you just mentioned is food sucks at all the bars. That’s the #1 mistake you made
My sister and I want to get married I heard that you can do that in Nashville is that true?
What is this guy smoking I'm supposed to relocate based on coffee and donuts