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posted March 06, 2023 12:14 PMHide Post
Georgia has some good property and income tax advantages in retirement.
The property tax deduction varies by county.


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posted March 06, 2023 01:40 PMHide Post
I see you're from close to the coast. If you think you might miss the ocean, would getting a place near the ocean suit you? Just a thought. I picked SC because it's a very tax favorable state as well as conservative. And being an ocean lover, I picked a place near the beach.




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posted March 06, 2023 02:01 PMHide Post
Thanks for the info everyone! Good to know on the taxes. Today we actually discussed stopping in
South Carolina on the way there to check it out.


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posted March 06, 2023 03:27 PMHide Post
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Originally posted by mr.sig239:
Thanks for the info everyone! Good to know on the taxes. Today we actually discussed stopping in
South Carolina on the way there to check it out.

good idea. they love yankees in SC. Smile



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posted March 07, 2023 10:03 AMHide Post
How is the snake situation in either Georgia or South Carolina? I think there is some problem with pythons and gators in Florida. A friend in Florida walks his cats on a leash to avoid them becoming snake food. I think the snakes are moving north.
 
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posted March 07, 2023 10:13 AMHide Post
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Originally posted by Gene Hillman:
How is the snake situation in either Georgia or South Carolina? I think there is some problem with pythons and gators in Florida. A friend in Florida walks his cats on a leash to avoid them becoming snake food. I think the snakes are moving north.


Not a problem here the gators eat the cats before we get close to the Python pits.... Roll Eyes
 
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posted March 07, 2023 10:39 AMHide Post
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Originally posted by Gene Hillman:
How is the snake situation in either Georgia or South Carolina? I think there is some problem with pythons and gators in Florida. A friend in Florida walks his cats on a leash to avoid them becoming snake food. I think the snakes are moving north.

Bigfoot keeps the pythons out of N Ga.



I'm gonna vote for the funniest frog with the loudest croak on the highest log.
 
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posted March 07, 2023 11:29 AMHide Post
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Originally posted by YellowJacket:
quote:
Originally posted by Gene Hillman:
How is the snake situation in either Georgia or South Carolina? I think there is some problem with pythons and gators in Florida...I think the snakes are moving north.

Bigfoot keeps the pythons out of N Ga.

And the Lizard Man keeps them out of SC.
 
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posted March 07, 2023 11:43 AMHide Post
Union county(Blairsville and Suches) is 47% national forest. We have more trails than you could ever finish and miles of trout streams and Lake Nottely. It is a second ammendment sanctuary county. We have a hospital, a large park with miles of walking trails, a senior center, dog park and a new outdoor gun range in the national forest which is under construction and projected to be open this fall. We have a 2300 sf log home on 20 acres and our total property and school taxes last year were about $1700. The county is about 70% republican. Come on down.




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posted March 07, 2023 01:49 PMHide Post
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Originally posted by mr.sig239:
Thanks for the info everyone! Good to know on the taxes. Today we actually discussed stopping in
South Carolina on the way there to check it out.
Cool. I lived 4 years in Sumter, SC and found the folks to be very friendly. (And I was raised in the North.)

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posted March 07, 2023 09:47 PMHide Post
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Originally posted by sourdough44:
I used to live south of Atlanta, Sharpsburg area. I know the area has grown a lot, we would often walk the paved trails in Peachtree City.

There were a few more rural options available, less crowded than many in the north side. The Macintosh Reserve and West Point Lake come to mind.


Sourdough,

I did your move in reverse. Moved from Salem, WI to Senoia, GA..but I am near Rte 54 & Gordon Rd. Sure you know where that is. Where are you in WI?

To OP, you will love it here. We do. North Georgia is more like Tennessee in term of more mountains and woodsy. South of Atlanta is more rural…but more pastures for horses and such. South Georgia is like North Florida…farm country. You should look at Peachtree City. Really a perfect community for retiree. Plenty to do and close enough to metro…but far enough to be safe.
 
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posted March 08, 2023 04:55 AMHide Post
Since you asked, I lived off ‘Lower Fayetteville RD’, ‘Delta Ct’ to be exact, between Peachtree City and Newman, GA. It was the East edge of Coweta, county.

I was only there two years, quickest sale ever on a house, one day.

I have been military & airline, so lived in a handful of places. Most of my family & relatives are in the upper Midwest, I can handle Winter.

GA was fine, moved for the job. I’m near Lake Geneva now.
 
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posted March 08, 2023 07:40 AMHide Post
Didn't the Devil go down there? Big Grin


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posted March 08, 2023 08:16 AMHide Post
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Originally posted by MRMATT:
Didn't the Devil go down there? Big Grin

And got his ass whooped



I'm gonna vote for the funniest frog with the loudest croak on the highest log.
 
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