re: $15 million to spend on a home. where do you buy?

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Hill Country

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That's a good answer. No state taxes, however the property taxes more than make up for it if you buy a nice home.

I am familiar with some areas around Salt Lake City, and there are some good answers there, even though it's not a warm area. The towns of Midway and Kamas would be a good starting area. The summers are very nice, the fall and spring are perfect, and the winter - while occasionally ugly - is usually reasonably good. Crime is extremely low, and based on demographic trends, is likely to remain that way. Plus it is in a very conservative state and an hour away from a big city with an international airport.

I'm sure there are some great places in Wyoming, Idaho and Montana too, but the proximity to a big city would be less.