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re: Living on a ranch in south Texas far from the city
Posted on 9/25/22 at 9:05 pm to justaniceguy
Posted on 9/25/22 at 9:05 pm to justaniceguy
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Would you live in a town like this if you had the family roots?
There are two primary things you should be concerned with:
-Is the town overrun with crime? If not, that's a plus.
-Can you make a decent living there? If so, that's a plus.
If being near your family is super important to you, then that's another plus.
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Am I dumb for one day wanting to buy the only house in town that is still owned by a member of my family and live there when I'm older?
No. Your dream is just that, your dream. Trying to live the dream of others is going to end up doing little more than give you a major regret throughout your life.
The wife (no pics) and I plan on moving back to the family farm in North La once we retire. It's a fairly rural area (population for the entire parish is just under 10k) and that lack of population is what's so appealing after living so long in increasingly crime-filled, traffic-filled cities.
Why should we care of someone else thinks our decision is "dumb"? Anyone believing what they want is universal is an idiot, so by default I couldn't possibly care less about their opinion on this.
Posted on 9/25/22 at 9:13 pm to Bard
The town basically has no crime, the ranch area is a little more dangerous with people crossing but it’s not horrible
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