You couldn't of said it better Kami! I have been feeling the same way now for 12 years. I definitely enjoy life down here more than I did back in IL. Glad FL is treating you well 😊

Actually after taxes, service costs (such as MetroPass which is different than Taxi service), food costs, Federal, State, and Local taxes, House costs, including Federal and State level income taxes, in the Big Apple the percentage of disposable income is actually around $10K less less than North Dakota, the most landlocked State in the US, and North Dakota earns on average about as much as NY state. The price increases are dramatic if you enjoy eating out or other excursions to enjoy luxuries such as restaurants, going to movies.

Well said I’m in ny on Long Island now I’ve been stuck on the hamster wheel as you said just exist it’s a awful life moving down ASAP!!!

@@mikerusso3674 Thanks! Glad the video is inspiring you to make the move ✌️

I live in Riverview near Tampa this is called the calm of the storms and we are growing very fast. Homes sell in one to three days here. Iove it.

Always love to hear comments from native Floridians. Sounds like you love your home state✌️

Nice, good for you! I am glad to hear it made you happy 😀

Hi I moved from long island new York in July. I have been unhappy since😢 I moved here because ok my daughter n granddaughters ,n because of the weather. I bought my house but it dont feel like home. Can you tell me how I can beat this depressing feeling. I miss Ny 😢 n my friends and my job. I really want to go back to long island 😢😢😢 what should I do I need help

I felt just like you, I missed NY so much...My family friends, restaurants...It was so hard because NY and FLA is so different.Give it time..You will feel at home..

@@mamaburr2963 hi thanks for the kind words I been here since July still dont feel it's like home .very depressed cant sake it .dont know why. 😢😢😢 really miss new York take care

That is awesome! Sounds like you are well prepared to start this new chapter in your life. Congrats!!

Michael Bordenaro thank you!! ☺️

I'm a realtor when you need help!

Your young and moving to FL? You'll be back on the east coast in a few years, very few people your age I've ever seen stay there permanently. Floridians are nice to your face but stab you in the back everytime.

TheAlphaBetapr13 Florida is also on the east coast. Not like she she’s moving to California bro..

You’re welcome, glad you like it! On the flip side it is comical sometimes to see how many people are moving here 😀

One great thing about NJ is that it’s a straight shoot down to FL without dealing with the GWB!

I know lmao. All of Bergen County is moving down to Tampa/Miami/etc

@@emotionscomeandgo You gotta get the f*ck out of NJ while you can BUT Florida is getting very expensive as well. Sure no income tax but they bang you for car registration, gas and food costs just as much. But the quality of life is much better. I will NEVER move back to NJ or the North East period. But if you do move here leave the liberal politics and blue votes in NJ :)

@@mstyles2667 yes obvs. I am a republican voter from blue bergen county. We exist... we are like 45% of the population here lol. yeah the quality of life is what most people move for... any money benefits are on the side.

Yes that does get old! I don't miss that part of midwest living at all! Sounds like you got lucky over all, and hey, its never too late to start your channel!

Michael Bordenaro I did. I’ve started a channel back in 2016 but I don’t know how to edit and put music and other stuff in videos. If I did I would have tons of videos

Ihateohioandmoving to florida You should look into videos on KZfaq teaching you how to do those things.😉

never too late to learn

Totally!

Totally agree, the leased land situation at mobile parks is a scam. Some HOA's are better than others but to be on the safe side, just buying your own single family home with no HOA is the most headache free avenue

Thank you for the awesome comment!! I totally agree about seeing new places in the summer. That is something I have been doing for the last few years. One day, hope to be able to leave Florida for at least 3 months out of summer. Glad you liked the video 😀

I just got a job in Miami from Riverside, CA and I can't wait to get out of CA!! So glad to hear you never regretted your choice!

Yep, have to pay to play, it is worth it though 😀

Your right.... Im an aspiring film maker and writer. I'm hoping to do good here.

@@vegasboyfilms9353 I wish you the best my friend, and welcome to FL!

Wow that is incredible Jared! Moving from Alaska to Florida is certainly from one extreme to the next. Ft. Lauderdale is great though. If you have been there before, I think you'll be really happy with the move👌

@@MichaelBordenaro Yes, the one time i visited Florida was when i was 8 to go to disney, i remember it was hot as hell but honestly its much better than snow from october to june!

@@jaredloon8402 Oh yeah! I would totally agree with you there. I definitely do not miss IL winters. It's not as bad as Alaska obviously, but still freezing and long. Good for you for deciding to make the change!!

Dont go near Fort Lauderdale. Look for a place in the gulf side of Florida. Crime is high and very expensive area.

@@joeking9061 uh huh im looking for a beach town now

Yes, you are certainly right about that

@@MichaelBordenaro when I become a senior, all Miami Dade mass transit is free. (I believe at age 65)

@@jamesacerra8264 Yes sir, that is correct

It sucks here job pay low

Im 14 male and from Indiana and I ducking want to live in Florida like omg it’s just nice Florida 😁 Indiana 😒😒🙁😩😠🤬🤯🤯😑

I agree with you Jose, the pros of living here definitely outweigh the cons, otherwise I wouldn't' be here anymore. I hate the summer, but it's a small price to pay when everything else is pretty damn good! Thank god for AC😉

Wow that is really awesome Jules!! Congratulations, I am very happy and proud of you guys really. Takes a lot of guts to do that, and it sounds like you are really glad you did it. I am honored that my channel could help you make that decision. Welcome to Florida!!✌️🥂

Michael Bordenaro thank you so much !!!!!

Florida isn't really conservative nor Liberal. It's kind of a mix with leaders on both. The only areas that are economically prosperous in the state happen to be liberal as well

@@Blaze6432 I disagree. SW Florida is very prosperous and we are also very conservative. Every time you hear about riots and crime it is in the Democratic pockets of Miami and Tampa.

@@edwardanugent You also seem to realize that their also still the biggest contributors of revenue to the state of Florida. How many Riots have actually happened in Miami and Tampa in the past 20 years. What's the GDP, average income, and tax contributions of these areas compared to the rural Republican areas. You can talk about riots if you want but don't forget to mention the capital, jobs, and opportunities these places are presenting in Democrat run counties vs Republican ones.

Count your blessings that you don't live in a Liberal sh*t hole. You have Miami so if you want to know what it is like to have all your money taken via taxes and 'laws', deal with corrupt politicians who keep locking down healthy people by all means go live in a Liberal state or visit Miami. And I am SO SICK of hearing how much 'money' Liberal states/towns/cities bring in. It's all LIES. The Liberal cities in America are the most debt ridden, crime infested, money pits ever. There is no logic or reason living in Liberal Land. I live in NJ. It's a slice of HELL being under Liberal rule. I will be fleeing within the next 2 months. All the 'money' Liberal places claim to have is cuz they STEAL it from us via extortion aka TAXES. All the media 'information' is TRASH. GDP. TRASH. More FAKE numbers for the government to mind control you with. LIBERAL STATES BLOW. And if you think not, I welcome you to come move to NYC or NJ. Just make sure you can bring in at least 200k a year so you can afford to even breathe here. Be ready for insane pollution, insane taxes and a horrible 'quality of life'. Oh and be prepared to work 360 days a year if you are not wealthy. And take pleasure in all your hard earned money going to support other people's kids and illegals. Liberal land is hell.

@@mstyles2667 So sick and tired of it how come America's richest businesses, best schools, and most prime real estate keep being built in these horrible Liberal lands? If the numbers are all fake did you spend 6 months doing alternate research study on the statistical data?

Another great thing to love about being here. Who says FL is unaffordable?? That is something I am trying to debunk in a lot of videos 👍

Don't forget they rise gas tax last October. NJ has been the lowest gas price state. Now NJ gas price higher than New York. Going to visit my friend in Long Island cost me about $50. A round trip to Florida from Newark cost me about $75 this January.

@@user-mc1zn5fn5u I escaped the high cost of the NYC metro area back in 2017, no regrets

Yes I have heard that as well, and I know Miami in particular is pushing hard to become the next major tech hub. Good to know that its working! And congrats on doubling your salary, thats awesome!

Thanks Jo Jo!! I don't blame you, my goal is to escape the summers one of these days too! Thanks for pitching in your knowledge of the area, I am sure someone else reading and watching will find it helpful 😀

That’s what I call not wasting any time, good for you👌

Just getting here for the winters will be excellent and I’m sure the summers in Canada are beautiful and personally I would rather be there for the summer anyhow

No snow in Florida.😎

Sounds like you will really love it here! It's always quite warm, summers are very hot and much more affordable than California😊

Yeah, I do meet a lot of people, especially in Miami that are here today and gone tomorrow because it was too tough to make it, or they just didn't like it here. Very transient. But then again, here is a lot more expensive than most other areas of Florida. If someone has a good job lined up and comes here, they should be able to live anywhere in Florida no problem.

You got that right! Although there have a been a few times when northern FL actually got snow

Nice! If you want it, you should do it!

Thank you very much I really appreciate that!

Yep! I am another out of stater who became a Floridian. Almost everyone I've ever met from here is actually from somewhere else.

I know how you feel, I have lived it. Maybe its time...

@Footage, I AGREE, you definitely should leave CT and go for Florida. Trust me, CT is one of the absolute worst states. Some of the worst people there too! Wicked corrupt.

Ha ha yes it is I have made several videos about that lol

That is awesome! Especially since you are planning on retiring in FL, and are wanting to stay active and healthy. I love stories like that. You work hard all your life, now it's time to enjoy it to the fullest😀 Good luck on your move!!!

@@MichaelBordenaro Thank you for the nice comments.

Fun fact: the villages are full of swingers.

@@TheRekrap Haha that is pretty funny🤣

@@MichaelBordenaro word on the street is they put different colored pool noodles on their golf cart and that indicates what they're " into"

It's normal to feel like that, just keep your goals in mind throughout your move and after you're here and you'll do great !

@@MichaelBordenaro thanks also this video helped a lot my family loved it!!!

@@arua7691 I'm so happy to hear that😊

Nice! I am not much of a diver, so I'll probably never see them up close, but I know they are beautiful!

Yeah that was a pretty awesome day! Well a lot of places have issues and are leaving those places. But after they lose enough people they might start rethinking things

@@MichaelBordenaro We want to leave anyway because of the weather. Its unlivable here in the winter!

@@theoneandonlypinkypinky8245 I hear you! Don't know how many below zero days I have lived through...

Haha nice! Yes, there are actually quite a few people here from England. People from the UK really seem to love Miami👌

Nice! So glad to hear that, congrats !

Our property taxes here are on the higher side since we have no state income tax, but I'm sure not as bad as NJ👍

Pa. same tax issues planning a move in 3years ahome in PA valued at 230k , and a home in Fl valued at 400k half the taxes depending on the area

Have you ever thought of migrating to the nicer countries in central America(Mexico, Panama, Belize, Costa Rica) South America(Ecuador, Peru, Bahia Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, Argentina or Chile and Southeast Asia (Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore, Timor Leste), Japan, Australia and New Zealand)?

Very nice thanks for watching my channel and good luck on your upcoming move!

Muriel Perez oh nice! Welcome and so happy you enjoyed the video 😀

Agreed...I think many of us who live here feel the same

I guess anything can get old after a while

Thank you very much, I really appreciate that! I can see how all of those things get tiring. That is cool that you will be moving here finally and bringing your wife, good for you! I know Naperville, we weren't too far away back when I lived out that way 👌

Never been to CO, would like to visit. I like skiing, and we can't do that in FL. But I totally here you about not doing another winter! That was my though exactly before moving here also😉

@@MichaelBordenaro it's mostly flat desert here. The mountains are nice but overrated for sure and always packed. There are no rivers or lakes here compared to FL. The rivers and lakes they do have are always overcrowded. There is no sense of community here. Definitely a place to visit but not to live

@@mrrandom8050 Thanks for the heads up!

Very cool, that must be a great feeling. Congrats!!

That’s great just avoid living in Miami.

Yep I know what you mean coming from IL, those winters can be too much to bear

Good luck Sam! Safe travels and welcome to Florida!

Thank you, I respect your videos! They give off great vibes man! 💪🏻

@@ExplorewithSetro thank you Sam really glad to hear that. Let me know how you like Florida after you’ve been settled in for a few weeks😎

Anytime man, and forsure will do!

That is pretty cool coming full circle like that. Hopefully your family will love FL as much as you do✌️

Whats wrong with Man. UK?

@@3John-Bishop hmmm more like whats wrong with the UK. Weather. Standard of living. Whole atmospehere. It can get depressing

That has been a stereo type here for a while. I've been here for 13 years and don't notice any more crazy people here than anywhere else

Congratulations Michael! I’m sure you’ll forget about those bad hair days in no time after enjoying the Tampa lifestyle for a few months😁

Thats great, I hope you find the place for you in FL 😊

Excellent! Wishing you a smooth transition, and you are very welcome!!

Maguay_ Km Good for you! Best of luck!👏🎉🥳😎

Thank you very much Steve😀 That must be a nice feeling knowing in just 1 short year, you'll be living the gulf coast lifestyle. I am happy for you man, one more winter to go...✌️

Well I can tell you the Miami is not the cheapest place in FL to live, but I am not millionaire and I do OK here. Tampa is a little cheaper but totally different place. You would really have to visit both to see which one you like best. But you have a lot more $$ saved than when I arrived here, so you might be able to make it work👍

Yes I guess it depends on where you live in Orlando But also with so many tourists coming all the time they usually brings crime. It's the same thing here in Miami Beach every time we have a big holiday there are spike in crimes because so many people come to the area. Where in California are you moving back to? I love it out there!

@@MichaelBordenaro Los Angeles County is where I'm moving to when the whole virus situation is over. Stay safe!

@@ManishPLAYS Very cool! I like it out there too. Have been a couple times, and would like to spend summers out there eventually. You be safe too!

All the best of luck to you, have a safe move!!😀

Good luck!☺️

Thank you’ll very much! ❤️❤️😃

@@tangierina You're welcome!!

Just stay out of south Florida unless your moving to boca

Thanks Lenny, I have some videos coming the panhandle. Already put one out on Tallahassee a few days ago

Thanks a lot ! Nice to meet someone else from my neck of the woods, I was born in Elgin 👌. Tampa is a great choice, and I'm stoked my videos helped you

I guess coming from NY you got lucky on that. Me coming from IL, not so much. Mine went up a few hundred.

I pay 2800k a year for car insurance (NJ) 🤔🤔🤔

@@Katheberlyn Whoa!! That is insanely high!

I hope you get here soon too!

Thank you so much! That is really nice of you to do that. I appreciate sharing my videos. Hope they also help who you shared them with 😊

Yeah I could end up like that. I think we’re pretty far away from that as a lot of people from the north cannot handle the heat LOL

Jobs sucks here

Hi I'm from Ft Lauderdale and I'm now in Monterey....And guess what, I dont know what time of day it is.

@@MichaelBordenaro Have you been to Palm Beach County? it's all NYC, NJ, Long island there sir.

A lot factors go into that especially standard of living and also the type of job you're looking to get. I have worked with hundreds of people here in Miami and a lot of them come here with some pretty great salaries so it just depends

You’re welcome!

Nice!

Hey Anthony thank you for watching my videos! It really helps the channel a lot! I’m sure after doing some exploring you and your wife will figure out the right spot for you👌

You are very welcome !

I would look for a job first if you can secure one before the move, will make things a lot less stressful👍

@- Beach agree, rent first.

Thank you James! Glad you agree with my analysis, and hello from across the bay😀

Hello there back.!

Depends on where you're coming from really. And the lifestyle you can live here for somewhere else comparable is considerably cheaper. The hurricanes and tornados are not nearly as bad as people think who dont live here

Yep living here is not for everyone. Most people cant handle the constant heat and humidity and I think the best of both worlds is to just spend time in both places, here and out west. That is my plan for the future👍

It’s great if we could afford to live part time in both coasts, so that we could enjoy the best of both worlds. Thank you for your very informative video. Your presentation is outstanding!

@@Lourdes-A. Yep thats the life for sure! It is not one many can acheive, but it is a goal of mine. Really glad you enjoyed the video 😀

I wish I did Alison but I've never heard of it, definitely check it out!

@@MichaelBordenaro thank you! your videos are great btw! really appreciate all the time and hard work you put into them!

@@alayclay Thank you very much that's so nice of you to say that I really enjoy making them and I'm happy to hear you enjoy watching them!😀

That is pretty tough for me to answer for you, especially since I don't know you. But if it "feels" like the right move and everyday you think about it, then it might be a good idea. If you want to hash it out over the phone, I do consulting calls for a fair price. I'll link it here: michaelbordenaro.com/book-service/

Nice!

I would say for the most part everyone's pretty nice you're always going to have a holes no matter where you go and Florida is no exception

Glad it was helpful!

@@MichaelBordenaro i will be watching more of your vids, before i make my decision. Thanks again!

@@lolcap Awesome, I appreciate that! Hope you enjoy😀

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That is certainly a reasonable timeline and it sounds like $10-$15,000 would certainly be enough money especially if it's just you. As far as renting or buying most people tend to rent first when they get here because if you buy too soon and you're not sure about the area you may end up regretting the purchase and have to sell and lose money in the process. I would suggest renting for at least a year see if you like the area and then possibly explore other areas that you might be interested in as well before deciding on where to buy. I've never seen one bedroom houses here in Florida but there definitely are two bedroom houses that can be affordable depending on the area. But I think your general plan of getting all your ducks in a row your goals and your checklist before moving is extremely smart and you're almost certain to succeed. 👌

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@@MichaelBordenaro Im going to exactly what the Gentlemen said. Save between 10k to 20k, move to Fl and rent. My goal 2 yrs from now. 👍👍👍

@@Katheberlyn That is a fantastic plan and there is almost no way you can fail. Good for you for having the patience to make a solid plan and save some $$👌

That would be pretty cool to be a part of building part of Universal, super neat! Glad you enjoy the videos, and sounds like it could be a good opportunity, if the pay cut is not too severe👌

It largely depends on the type of jobs we are talking about. Yes it’s true, for entry level jobs the pay here in Florida is not so great. However for skilled labor, business jobs, healthcare jobs etc. The pay is usually actually very good. Being in the real estate business, I see a lot of my clients paystub’s and honestly sometimes I’m shocked at how much people make here.

I’m from Ohio I was in the construction business and also in the union making $60/70k a year moved to Florida joined there union there top pay is $17 a hr and you might can work if they call you in so outside of that just getting a regular construction job they wanted to start me off at $10-11 a hr and work myself up to $15 😐

@@YusefAlim33 Thats a huge difference....my goodness. They really didn't consider all of your experience from Ohio? Depending on what part of FL you're in, its actually not that cheap. If you don't mind, why did you leave Ohio?? Sounds like you were better off there.......Once this pandemic settles down you should move.

Shazzy1228 12 years experience they didn’t care at all and like I said I was union back in Ohio and saying that In Florida is a big NO lol I live in Orlando, excellent city,clean,progressive, I haven’t had any problems, all the talk about crime I haven’t seen any but that depends on what your into but Orlando is family oriented fun and a fast and up coming city, my only issue is jobs and everybody’s story is not the same you might can come down there and get the wages you want but for me I totally had to revamp my career to live the life I want down there, the quality of life in Ohio was terrible even tho I made excellent money it wasn’t worth it “ crime ridden, no growth, terrible winters,no sunshine ever I had to get outta there it was draining and depressive it’s even worse now and I left in 2018

Shazzy1228 I’ll say this as well outside your rent Florida is affordable everything else is fairly cheap especially the food you can’t beat the prices they have tons of farms you can go too and cut out the middle man for a great price! Have a job pulling in 50k or better you living a good life in Florida

You see, there is nothing wrong with enjoying the winter, and it sounds like you really do!

That is why I tell everyone to do a trial run before moving, to see if it's really for them👍

@@MichaelBordenaro so do you agree with me?

@@michaelknight7820 I agree with the traffic and the not being on vacation part. Once you live here, you're not on vacation every day. But the jobs, at least down here in Miami, I would have to disagree. Everyone I have worked with as a realtor, have all had pretty well paying jobs, usually more than I make! And I have helped hundreds of people move here. But I know in like Orlando for example it is a problem

I was at the car wash station in the 3 Islands Apartments parking lot and met a guy washing his BMW who said he was moving back for lack of work. I asked what he did. He said "brain surgeon". A bit of a bizarre example, but to be there and be me, it was scary to hear. When everybody is retiring in an area, few are hiring, and that means they don't have to pay the "market price". They become price setters, hagglers. I was hired as a Pascal programmer, something most people could only get in college, for $24k a year. Like I said in other comments, this pay was probably more than some others with even more education than I. I would urge folks not to bury themselves in a hole, and just think "I will improvise, it will get better, I will find something". Life has a way of interrupting your meteoric rise out of poverty into the 1% at Mar A Lago. Get a moving bonus, or have one you built from life savings, because life happens. I had a car burst into flames coming out of this toll booth www.google.com/maps/@26.1911928,-80.2099688,18z and the car made it to this funeral home goo.gl/maps/StLBMfUNrayuHc2Y8. Chrysler denied responsibility, even though the car was less than 1 year old. I was upside in debt, and working for less than expenses. Don't make work for yourself in life, always try to gain leverage and safety.

It's a beautiful state to live and plenty to do but the economy sucks! Senator Rick Scott is horrible! And the economy is bad minimum wage is still 8:00 an hour it's sad

Definitely come visit first to make sure its for you and that you can handle the heat this time of year. Should do the same with San Diego and see which one you prefer 👌

Oi Rogeria, todo bem? Eu falo poco Portugeuse😉 My wife is Brazilian also, from Rio. The main differences with Orlando and Miami are the cultures. A lot of people in Miami don't even speak English, and when they do, all of their accents vary, because they are from all over the world. Orlando does also have an international population of tourists, but also a lot of Americans live there and you will hear American English often

@@MichaelBordenaro I'am fine and I hope you and your wife are fine too. It's pretty cool to know that your wife is "carioca" from Rio. Your explanation helped a lot, thank you Very much and have a good weekend all of you in the US.

@@rogeriacatto5633 Yes, she is carioca, really happy you are enjoying my videos and glad I was able to clarify your question!

Rogeria Catto Obrigada ❤️☺️

Who said anything about turning the state blue? All I'm doing is telling everyone the facts and no matter what I do or say people will keep on moving here I've seen that now working in real estate for 11 years here. They come no matter what

​@@MichaelBordenaro Well I didn't know what your mindset or the mindsets of people coming here are. I just want those that watch your video to know that if they come, they shouldn't practice what they left from in blue states. An example of the preference I hold and why I hold such, is comparing Houston with LA, comparable industries but rents and housing half the cost, and after federal and state income taxes, along with mortgage or rent alone, LA is indisputably more hostile to someone earning around 50K, and for those earning more or less it's much nicer because of the opportunities and lowered costs, meaning we don't have the hispanics trying to get at hipsters throats, because they can afford to live and succeed even with lesser skill sets, like our maid who makes 49K a year if she just did two houses a day on weekdays (excluding weekends) for how much we pay her. I've actually met her son whom I knew online and at paintball, and even went to our barebones Community College (as in only $10k for a bachelors degree including in computer programming and engineering, meaning they don't have their own museum rather than the private-public museums).

Everyone here likes it low taxes, live and let live, don't care about your politics, just don't vote for free stuff and more taxes!

I'm with you... I'm Hispanic and I live in NY, but I'm moving to Florida for exactly the reasons you say. I want less taxes and government intrusion.

Well the yearly worry of hurricanes is a fact of life here, it is never going away. But most years the odds of a hurricane coming where you live, is probably pretty low. Check out this video I did here on hurricanes kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l7l1Z6SAucXOpHU.html

@@MichaelBordenaro, thank you for the explanation, information and reassurance. all nice places come wiyh a price like tsunamis, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, forest fires. Hurricanes remain scary

@@ahtooteng Yep thats right, nowhere is perfect but FL is pretty close to paradise

Totally agree, and after you went to so many different east coast states and still chose Florida, well I guess that backs up the premise of this video. I don't miss living in the midwest either.

Michael Bordenaro where in Midwest your from ?

@@kenchambers7137 I am from a small town called Belvidere, IL

Michael Bordenaro I love the Midwest !!!! , thinking about moving there , I figure make your money up north and retire south haha

@@kenchambers7137 I guess I don't love it as much as you do, but I spent the first 20 years of my life there, so I've had my fill. that being said it does have its charms and some things are better. Nothing wrong with living there if you enjoy it and retiring somewhere else later on 👌

Oh nice, what a great move! I'm sure you will be happy. Funny you ask about the scales. I actually do not even know most scales myself! I learn mostly through tabs and youtube and only really know the pentatonic, and major/minor scales. I have a couple of channels I can suggest: kzfaq.infofeatured and kzfaq.info/love/3mdd4zMNosEVKQic4g7_JQ

Yes it is!

I agree, I have been here for 12 years, and only experienced a fraction of what Florida has to offer so far. But with some planning in advance, you can get around to all the things on your list, little by little. Glad you are enjoying living here like me and have no regrets 😀

You could do something like an extended stay hotel that will be less expensive than a regular hotel since it's designed for long-term. Or you can do a long-term Airbnb stay

@@MichaelBordenaro thank you

That's great, sounds like you are well prepared for the move!

Consider Winter Park, Maitland

You need at least six grand. First/last/security Too many people dont pay there rent.