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re: Cost of living: Texas vs Lousiana.
Posted on 8/18/19 at 5:22 pm to Anaximander
Posted on 8/18/19 at 5:22 pm to Anaximander
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Property tax would be about $7000 in Texas
$7,000
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In Louisiana you are more likely to have to spend $6,000 to $20,000 grand a year per kid for K-12.
This is optional. Our kids go to public school in Louisiana. In Austin I knew several doctors who were sending their kids to private junior high and private high schools. They were paying in the $20,000 range.
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For Crime in this country Houston is ranked 19 and New Orleans is ranked 21. So basically they are exactly the same. And New Orleans has the highest crime in the state of Louisiana. Wait a few years and liberal policy will ruin Austin and Dallas and their crime rate will sharply increase.
Your facts are skewed. To live in the cool parts of Austin, Dallas, and Houston are way more expensive and to live a lifestyle of going to expensive restaurants, stores, and activities is going to cost a hell of lot of money. Otherwise living in cookie cutter suburban town going to work, doing kid stuff, hitting up the local chain restaurants, and chain stores is basically your exact same life as if you lived in Louisiana except you waste your vacations on visiting Louisiana to see family while living in Texas. I can think of a thousand better places to spend vacation than Louisiana and I will do more in those out of state cities in a week than most will do living there full time in a year.
This post was edited on 8/19/19 at 10:34 am
Posted on 8/18/19 at 5:31 pm to tduecen
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I plan to move to the Frisco area within the next 5 years
Will be close to build out then. Stay in west Frisco or go north
Posted on 8/18/19 at 7:53 pm to tduecen
Visited there this weekend. Plan on moving there within a year.
Posted on 8/19/19 at 2:16 pm to ctiger69
$16,000 in property tax? Yeah, no. Maybe for a million dollar house.
And do you really think Houston is more dangerous than NOLA? I've lived in both for a long time and one is not like the other. The main difference is that Houston's crap areas are pretty far from the nice ones. You have petty crime inner loop in areas like First Ward, the Heights, etc. but people aren't getting murdered like in Uptown.
You're probably mostly right if you live in some generic suburb, the difference mostly is you deal with less garbage individuals in those suburbs. I lived in Metairie and the low-wage workers there are abysmal. Not the case in Texas burbs for the most part.
I don't think comparing what a rich doctor does to the average middle class family is apples to apples.
And more land is cool and all but it's still in a shitty, flat swamp. I hate Louisiana's weather and topography.
And do you really think Houston is more dangerous than NOLA? I've lived in both for a long time and one is not like the other. The main difference is that Houston's crap areas are pretty far from the nice ones. You have petty crime inner loop in areas like First Ward, the Heights, etc. but people aren't getting murdered like in Uptown.
You're probably mostly right if you live in some generic suburb, the difference mostly is you deal with less garbage individuals in those suburbs. I lived in Metairie and the low-wage workers there are abysmal. Not the case in Texas burbs for the most part.
I don't think comparing what a rich doctor does to the average middle class family is apples to apples.
And more land is cool and all but it's still in a shitty, flat swamp. I hate Louisiana's weather and topography.
Posted on 8/19/19 at 2:18 pm to ulsaint
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$16,000 in property tax? Yeah, no. Maybe for a million dollar house.
Depending on the neighborhood in New Orleans, $16k would be about right for property taxes on a place well under $1m. Maybe $750k-800k
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