@@JasonWheelerProfessionalGroup Moved to mesquite 4 months ago and love it! Live in Suntero and couldn’t be happier. With our home. We only wish they would hurry up on the pool and backyard landscaping.
no homeless , every once in a blue moon drifters will show up , set up a little camp for a couple of days then you wake up in the am they're gone, mesquite pd doesn't play around. as far as drugs I have never noticed any drug addicts, once in a while you will smell pot around the casinos, but that's usually tourists. it's def geared twds retirees. it's a very slow pace. a handful of restaurants. it's not for everybody!
@@WTFunny1974mesquite pd is very observant, even patrolling areas that are meant to be closed at night such as the cemetery and parks. there’s no homeless people, they always find their way back to the big cities. drugs are in inner circles in mesquite, there’s definitely drug users in the town but they keep to themselves and their own groups. they’re not out on the streets using or disturbing/ hurting anyone. and they’re functional workers or retired and not easy to find. mesquite pd again doesn’t take that lightly. it’s a fantastic place to retire, especially if you plan on buying a house as opposed to renting one. you’re close enough to vegas for a night out or shopping, but you’re also in a smaller town where you can take a break from the chaos. you’re also right by arizona and utah, and only 10 hours from a beach trip in california!
I don’t understand why if you’re a real estate agent you would be trying to discourage people from moving to Mesquite? Is this sarcasm or some kind of game??
Hello Pamela, that is a great question and thank you for asking. As an ethical real estate agent, we have to point out the pros and the cons to each area if we are going to give information about residency in any given city or town. if you look at RUclips channels by real estate agents, most will have pros and cons of the city or town they service. My goal is to be as transparent as possible to help anyone seeking to move to the areas that I service. I hope that explains it and you see the value of it. If there’s anything I can ever do for you please let me know. Thank you for your comment.
@@JasonWheelerProfessionalGroup thanks I understand. I am not in a position to buy anything if I do move there. But I have one question maybe you can answer are there park model home communities, similar to one’s all around Phoenix Tucson, and many parts of Arizona, in Mesquite.? Thanks
Great place to settle. Clean, well managed and accessible to a lot.
@@NormanSilver it certainly is Norman. Please let me know if I can serve you in any way here in Mesquite. Thank you for the comment.
@@JasonWheelerProfessionalGroup Do you know Rick and Darlene Hulse in Mesquite? He is our former Sheriff.
We'll be moving in from Monrovia California.
Hi Roman, How can I help you?
Moving to Mesquite 1 week from today! Coming from just South of the Denver Metro area we can’t wait to have a slower pace.
Did you make the move?
@@JasonWheelerProfessionalGroup Moved to mesquite 4 months ago and love it! Live in Suntero and couldn’t be happier. With our home. We only wish they would hurry up on the pool and backyard landscaping.
Are there any good hospitals/doctors nearby?
Yes there are. They have a hospital in Mesquite and a regional hospital in St. George, Utah, which is Intermountain healthcare.
That is great. Where are
you coming from?
Hi Roman. Please let me know how I can help you in anyway. Thank you for the comment.
Is there a homeless population in Mesquite? How about a drug problem?
no homeless , every once in a blue moon drifters will show up , set up a little camp for a couple of days then you wake up in the am they're gone, mesquite pd doesn't play around. as far as drugs I have never noticed any drug addicts, once in a while you will smell pot around the casinos, but that's usually tourists. it's def geared twds retirees. it's a very slow pace. a handful of restaurants. it's not for everybody!
@@jamesoreily1472 awesome…sounds like a great place for my soon to be retirement! …and I thank you for the reply.
@@WTFunny1974mesquite pd is very observant, even patrolling areas that are meant to be closed at night such as the cemetery and parks. there’s no homeless people, they always find their way back to the big cities. drugs are in inner circles in mesquite, there’s definitely drug users in the town but they keep to themselves and their own groups. they’re not out on the streets using or disturbing/ hurting anyone. and they’re functional workers or retired and not easy to find. mesquite pd again doesn’t take that lightly. it’s a fantastic place to retire, especially if you plan on buying a house as opposed to renting one. you’re close enough to vegas for a night out or shopping, but you’re also in a smaller town where you can take a break from the chaos. you’re also right by arizona and utah, and only 10 hours from a beach trip in california!
I don’t understand why if you’re a real estate agent you would be trying to discourage people from moving to Mesquite? Is this sarcasm or some kind of game??
Hello Pamela, that is a great question and thank you for asking. As an ethical real estate agent, we have to point out the pros and the cons to each area if we are going to give information about residency in any given city or town. if you look at RUclips channels by real estate agents, most will have pros and cons of the city or town they service. My goal is to be as transparent as possible to help anyone seeking to move to the areas that I service. I hope that explains it and you see the value of it. If there’s anything I can ever do for you please let me know. Thank you for your comment.
@@JasonWheelerProfessionalGroup thanks I understand. I am not in a position to buy anything if I do move there. But I have one question maybe you can answer are there park model home communities, similar to one’s all around Phoenix Tucson, and many parts of Arizona, in Mesquite.?
Thanks
@@pamelabassett7778 yes there is. However Saint George Utah 35 minutes north has more options for that. Have you ever looked into Saint George Utah?
@@JasonWheelerProfessionalGroup thanks