All true insight is given to me by the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob! FYI: 1] There is a Tsunami Tidal Wave prophesied for the east coast! The Lord God has told me in my spirit that the ENTIRE east coast (USA) will be destroyed and or underwater! This will be due to the Canary Islands La Palma and Iceland's volcanoes, erupting and exploding into the Atlantic Ocean! God revealed to me that this Tsunami Tidal Wave event causes the events described in Revelation Chapter 8:6-9 (The 7th Seal). This Tsunami Tidal Wave is also depicted on US $50 & $100 bills currency, just as 911 was depicted on the $20 dollar bill BEFORE the event happened! You can see a variety of KZfaq videos for complete instructions on how to fold US paper currency to reveal hidden images like the 1941 Pearl Harbor Attack, OK City Bombing, 911, and the Upcoming New York City/ East Coast Tsunami Tidal Wave!!! This Tsunami Tidal Wave image is also on: Illuminati Playing Cards The Simpson's Canary Islands episode I, Pet Goat 2 Written of in Novels Featured in Comic Books Displayed in Music Videos Featured Storylines in many blockbuster Movies The Storyline in Video Games like Secret Files and many other places as well! God warns us in many ways, but God also requires the evil, powerful, and magical Demonic Realm all around us to warn as well. However, Evil usually does this in the form of make believe, or in jest like in movies, videos, documentaries, video games, sitcoms, novels, and the like! The La Palma Island volcano is now splitting. The Icelandic Volcanoes are boiling as well. It is said when these volcanoes explode, their pieces will plunge into the Atlantic with great force, then major water displacement will occur! This will create a Tidal Wave/ Tsunami that will destroy New York City and the entire East Coast of America!!! This Tsunami Tidal Wave will also drown all neighboring states to the north and south! Areas down to, and including, the entire state of Florida, with all its nearby islands will be underwater!!! You can visit floodmap.net then plug in 100-200 meters high wave to see how your particular area may fair if you are situated on the east coast. This link, at the 0.30 second mark, shows recent volcanic eruptions not seen on most network news channels. Melkeb's YT Channel - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ot1gY66lyN_ZmYU.html Most Dangerous YT Channel - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g7tzaM5_qLPJpI0.html Mary Greeley News YT Channel - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iKuknLOZzL2tpYE.html 2] The Mark of the Beast is a new form of BIRTH CONTROL! It is a small round patch with 16 tiny holes that form a square at the center of that round patch. This patch adheres to the skin, then fillers within this patch penetrate the epidermis and enters our bloodstream as it changes the DNA of our bodies! *We humans should not take this Mark for it will ensure Hell for our souls! *Nor should we bow down to worship anyone or anything, for this too will ensure our souls to be delivered to Hell. We are to worship God aka Jesus Christ only! Please pray about what has been written here. Ask Christ to save your soul by His atoning blood, and or how to move from harm's way. Please, if you are reading this I believe it is by divine intervention. Perhaps it's not for you, but someone you know, or perhaps you have the power to warn many through your resources and or friends. Thank you for reading this. May peace be within you:) twelvebrothers.com

Thanks! If you watch some of our newer videos we include even more footage of the areas we walk about. We recognize that people looking for these types of videos/information want to see the places not our faces so we try to minimize our on screen time. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!

I am so glad you found it helpful! We have helped a TON of buyers relocate to RVA so if you end up picking Richmond just reach out to us! In the meantime stay tuned to our channel we will be doing lots more videos on neighborhoods coming up!

I say all the time that if Richmond had a beach it would be perfect, but oh well! It's still a really great place to live!

@@LivingInRichmondVirginia I really am blown away.🇺🇸👍

My overall opinion of Richmond and its metro area I’d give a 7.1/10 as the most accurate rating. It’s great and you’ve gotta fish out the good spots. But I’d rather live in northern va or Hampton roads just my preference. Those are pretty much the big three ares when it comes it to living or moving to Virginia

You’d be damned actually, goochland is pricey to live in. Most of the suburban communities of that county will have houses at the minimum of $500k or more

Thank you! I am actually about to redo the video. This was one of our very first one's we made, and as with all things practice makes perfect. We now have 2 TB worth of video from GoPro & Drone footage that I want to include. Plus, after 2 years of making these videos, I have definitely gotten better with video editing. Keep an eye out for an updated 2023 version of Where To Live with more B-roll and better editing. Thank you so much for your kind words, I really appreciate it!

It all depends on the budget and what type of property you are looking for. Certain areas will be better fits but again see above. Feel free to reach out to me at Taylor@JeffersonGroveRVA.com

Tell that to my joints 😂

Moseley is definitely a "newer burb" in Richmond. There are some awesome newer neighborhoods in the area too. Check out our video on the best neighborhoods in Moseley and I have a Magnolia Green Video Tour that I am editing right now so I should have it uploaded in a few weeks.

I've lived in Short Pump for 20 years and yes the traffic is awful but it's truly a beautiful area with a awesome quality of living!!!

Wellesley and Church Run are some of my favorite neighborhoods in the area. Wellesley even made it on our best neighborhoods of Short Pump video. Waterford Way is another great one too! The ONLY downside to Tuckahoe Village is that it is a different elementary school system than many other areas in the "west end" and it isn't as highly rated as some of the others BUT the major PRO is that Tuckahoe Village is more affordable and one of the cheapest ways to buy a home in the Short Pump area. Thanks for asking and for watching the video! If you ever have any more questions just leave a comment or you can reach me direct at 804 357 8490!

I would kind of lump Glen Allen in with Short Pump since they are so close together. Ironically the city has some of the best hiking and biking trails. Check out jamesriverpark.org/ for more info about the james river park system which is spread along the river throughout parts of the city. After that Deep Run Park and Crump Park are really nice spots too that are located in Short Pump and Glen Allen. Thanks for asking!

That is so funny because I just had another comment on my cost of living video asking about property taxes as well. I would say, maybe I will. I need to think of a way to not make it too boring while still being informative. But I have added it to my growing list of upcoming video ideas. Let me know if there are any other videos you want to see in the future.

@@LivingInRichmondVirginia more on potential for growth for mechanicsville and Ashland. Want to get your opinion on whether it will develop commercially more restaurants etc

Manchester can be dicey, but it is improving with time. There is lots of new development happening there now mostly because of its proximity to downtown Richmond. If possible I would spend an afternoon driving around and checking out some of the spots you are interested in to see firsthand. I plan on doing a video driving tour of Richmond at some point in the future to help those who can't but I just haven't had time to make that one yet.

My mind goes to Williamsburg as potentially a better fit. I don't have great knowledge about Williamsburg so you will need to confirm that with someone who works that area. The oldest homes are predominantly located within the city of Richmond, and while the city will deliver the walkability you are looking for, it won't deliver the small town feel. Bon Air might be a good fit, but unsure that the houses there will be what you are looking for.

Thank you for your answer. And sorry for the long delay. We are in Manassa Park at the moment in a 2 bedroom apartment. We will be looking for a home within the year.@@LivingInRichmondVirginia

Thank you! Charlottesville is within another MLS so you would be better served by finding an experienced Charlottesville agent. I wouldn't be of much service to you there since I don't know that area the way I know Richmond. Thanks for watching!

@@LivingInRichmondVirginia Thank you.

50 min away from Downtown Richmond

Check out our Is Richmond Safe Video and check the crime maps. The closer you are in the city the higher the crime rate, so there is going to be some give and take regarding safety & proximity to VCU. Are you looking to buy or to rent? What is your budget and sqft/bedroom requirements? Depending on those answers I can send you some results that might work. Thanks for watching and reaching out!

It sounds like the Carytown/Musuem District area might be a good fit, or some of the suburbs close by. It all depends on your budget and your expectations of what you will get. Those areas have more distinctive styles and on the average are much older homes.

The closer you get to Petersburg the less desirable it gets. It all depends on where you are trying to anchor yourself near. Some of the neighborhoods near Hull Street are great, and parts of Chester could work too. Colonial Heights is the last stop before you get into Petersburg and some of the neighborhoods there might be okay but its hard to the best advice without knowing specifics.

Colonial heights is the only decent suburb of Richmond near Petersburg only for the commercial growth and sprawl there. But to be honest I’d try to avoid that area, besides the rough parts of Richmond city, that area is probably the most dangerous of the whole metro area

Chesterfield best you'll get in my opinion and maybe prince George

It is all a mixture of Pros and Cons, right?! VCU is located within Richmond City and depending on department/type of grad school you could be in 2 different areas (VCU vs Medical Campus). How far of a commute are you comfortable with? What monthly budget for rent? Do you need parking? Etc. This is an oversimplification but the City isn't as family friendly as the suburbs but if convenience to VCU is a factor, places near Cary Town, The Fan, Or Shockoe Bottom could work. Mechanicsville could also be good for you because its probably the closest proximity to VCU while still offering a family friendly suburb. I would recommend looking on the eastside of 295 for Mville though.

Glad you liked it! Sarah and I don't work the rental market but we get this question all the time and we do want to offer some help to all that ask. Email me more information about what you are looking for at Taylor@JeffersonGroveRVA.com. Send me your monthly budget, size requirements/# bedrooms, etc, and maybe the address you want to be 20 min from. I will try to get back to you shortly with some options to choose from! Thanks for watching the videos and leaving the comment!

The only issue with Woodlake (and Brandermill) is the shrink swell soil that has caused a lot of foundation problems in those neighborhoods. It definitely seems more prevalent in Brandermill than Woodlake, but something to check for nonetheless. Otherwise, Woodlake is a BEAUTIFUL neighborhood and its location is great as well. When looking at homes in the area be extra vigilante in looking for signs of settlement.

@@LivingInRichmondVirginia wow thanks ! I didn’t even think about that until you said it . Much appreciated

Sarah and I do not work the rental market, and most agents in RVA don't as well. There might be a service like you are mentioning but if there is, I am unaware of it. I would google what you are looking for and see what results you find. I have a feeling the better play is to search - Richmond Property Management and call those property management companies. They can tell you what inventory they have coming up that fits your timeline.

Super tough question to answer. It all depends on what you are looking for in retirement. If a beachfront condo is on the wish list, Richmond won't deliver :) Check out our Tours Of "insert suburb name" and you will get an idea of what's nearby each of the major areas. I think it also depends on housing budget too. I know that's vague, but without knowing what's important to you personally I don't have much to go on.

I have friends who live in the Richmond suburbs and it's quiet and nice out there, especially the western suburbs, and good for families and retirees. If you're a young 20something and want funky independent shops, coffee shops and bars and clubs, etc. downtown Richmond's the place to go. VCU keeps the place hopping and lively.

That area is pretty much all commercial with incredibly limited options for housing. Check out our Best Mid & High Rise Condos in Richmond video. There are two large condo buildings that would deliver some options but that's about it within Shockoe Bottom. Church Hill is probably the best bet to find nearby residential, and we will cover Church Hill in our upcoming Richmond City Tour video (but it will probably be 1.5-2 months before that debuts).

If speaking about the condo building specifically, they are really nice and the views of the river are really pretty. You are close to some breweries and the Virginia Capital Bike Trail. The downside to those condos/brownstones are that the HOA fees are VERY expensive (at least for RVA). If you mean Rockett's Landing area and not specifically the building, the area is hit and miss. It is in Henrico County and not the City which does mean property taxes are lower.

Absolutely! Unfortunately cheap rent and good schools rarely go hand in hand, so without knowing your budget here are the zip codes I would check out. 23233 23059 23060 23114 23113 23112 23116 23111 and 23120. All of those have really good schools. The areas are Short Pump, Glen Allen, Midlothian, Mechanicsville, and Moseley.

@@LivingInRichmondVirginia thank you for your help have a wonderful day

Marshal Krieg; Even before the monuments were ruined, RVA was becoming a leftist activist nuthouse. Nothing to see here except crime and ghettos. Drive right past that shithole city.

You’ve clearly never been here if you think the entire city is just monument avenue. The Arthur Ashe statue is still there at least so that’s something

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You would be in great hands, we have already helped 8 relocation clients buy a Main Street spec home or build a new one from scratch this year. There are only a handful of lots remaining in the Cypress Glen community and new construction has been a very popular choice for lots of buyers lately given the drastic lack of resale home options available on the market. I would love to schedule a call or zoom meeting with you to learn more. Send me an email at Taylor@JeffersonGroveRVA.com and let's connect.

We were just there a month ago in that neighborhood but we were ready we will reach out to you

Sounds like a plan to me! I will be around.