The Victorian was nasty ugh. And then you get the disgusting, redneck Driftwood Apartments behind The Dawn. Beautiful beaches? Um you are joking right? Sorry but Galveston is nasty and I’m so glad I moved away from that hell island yuck🤮

My family & I (husband & 7 kids) went to Stewart beach yesterday. It was our first time and we had a blast. We chose Stewart over babes because one of our neighbors whose well traveled said he loves Stewart. We enjoyed and can’t wait to return. The drive was a little over a hour our home.

Alright bet.

If you move there, be prepared for the very high crime rate, illegals everywhere, you MUST speak Spanish and possibly every other language, and be forced to eat Mexican food. Does not count the roasting heat in the summer nor the storms.

My parents went back after we lived in Hawaii for a long time. They stayed in Galveston for about a month and decided that it was too rundown now. Not safe and just not as nice as the Mississippi gulf coast.

Id move back in a heartbeat. My Island!

She's right about not having basements because they would get flooded. But be weary of HOA home owners associations are nosy busybodies who will tell you what color you can paint your house among other things.

I’m a Galveston native and miss it so much, been gone over 15 years

Boo! I don't like the bugs. Where is the best place to live without that?

Less expensive. I am from there.

Don’t listen to these real estate gurus. They don’t know what they are talking about.

I just made it home from Galveston!

Ill be moving into this neighborhood in 2 weeks

Great.....and absolutely no hurricanes ever. No great wall of water to come ashore....never, Never, NEVER....You gotta luv et. :D

Reason number 1, we don’t want you here.

DRUGS EVERYWHERE ON BEACHES, CRAP

You forgot the most important lie. The house was built but sub contractors with zero experience.

I thought this was a parody at first, nope, people actually believe this is realistic in todays economy, talk about being completely out of touch with reality.

Promo`SM ☺️

Galveston is amazing. Different strokes for different folks I guess

Are familiar with Veteran new construction loans ?

Ive lived there for a little while its one of the nicer Galveston communities.💙

Just get to the point

With all that sun nobody has thought to buy a solar powered generator for emergencies like this. Well worth the investment.

This is great stuff. I am thinking about getting a condo down in the strand. This was very informative.

I'm not sure why this video was recommended to me (already live in the Houston area after relocating from Dallas), but this channel gives some candid and practical advice. If you're looking for advice on real estate down here, you really want a realtor like this. In such a huge metro area, there are pros and cons to various suburbs and the inner core. If your prospective realtor is new to town themselves or if you're watching channels not from here that cite common statistics, find a new realtor. You really can pay as much tax on a million dollar home where I live as you would pay on a home that's 40 percent cheaper in another area. The tolls here in the greater Houston really are high. Traffic patterns are critical to understand and the schools vary widely in quality. It's still a good place to live, but you want to know what you're signing up for. Get informed before you make your purchase decision. And welcome to Texas.

League city is the only nice part around Houston

By Akron Ohio I pay $70 a month for 300 Mbps with cable for $110 a month I could get gigabyte Internet

Fuck Austin

Guck Austin

Pearland is nice, the first I landed to when I moves to Houston for work. I like the neighborhoods with contemporary homes.

I need one room near hymn league city health campus for one month 15 April

Whoa! Lovely southern belle! (Hat tip). 👍🙏✝️🇺🇸

Liked and subscribed you have an awesome personality,i love it bless your heart.

Ummmm, it ultimately costs the buyer money to work with a real estate agent. The seller raises the price of the home to account for the 6% commission split between the buyer agent and seller agent. However, the new NAR lawsuit outcome will change the commission model, forcing buyers to sign a contract that guarantees the buyers will pay for their buying agent if the home doesn't have a buyers agent commission.

Great and informative presentation. We are definitely a big yard family.

Love your energy and Galveston! We try to go often. One day when my wife and I retire, our dream is to move out to Galveston

Warning: Don't move to Texas City. It's becoming trashier by the day. We just sold our house and moved away. Why? Take a drive down there and see for yourself. If you buy in Texas City, understand that your property value will be under constant assault because they allow people to keep junk in their front yards. They allow people to park their vehicles and trailers on the grass in their front yards. (Many residents did the lawful thing and poured a concrete addition to their driveway, thus expanding their parking capacity to avoid parking on the lawn. They're FURIOUS that the city is allowing junked up yards.) They don't enforce noise ordinances. They don't enforce fireworks laws. Dogs and cats are terrified for several days around July 4 and New Years Day. Too many city employees have an adversarial attitude toward residents. It was a great place to grow up, but it's gone downhill in recent years. And don't get me started on crime. TC is no longer safe. It's so hard to watch that dear city decline before our eyes.

Only reason I didn't get realtor coz I negotiated buyers agent commission towards my down payment instead of 6% they offered me 3% which is still a lot.

Galveston politics is focused on tourism.The town belongs to the tourist in the summertime. I don't care for the Bike Rally or Mardi Gras. The property taxes are ridiculous. It's much better to live near Galveston than on the island itself.

Howdy, I’m retired U.S. Army looking for rural community near Galveston. I grew up in and have lived in cities while in the U.S. army. Hawaii, the state I grew up in, has hurricane relief fund that increased premium. Is home insurance higher in the Galveston area? Will it be possible to share rural communities with no HOA? Thanks!

All your bobbing and weaving as you speak makes me dizzy.

love your great video with all the detail about the J beach. thank you

We are looking to retire by the beach and researching homes and locations. Your videos are informative and honest. Thank you.

😜 'Promosm'

What’s an okay annual salary for a single with no debt and reliable transportation

What is the best neighborhood for retirees?

Hi Sherry.. I haven’t seen you in a while.. glad to see you!!

Hi do the resident pay to enter the lagoon area? What hoa covers

Respect viewers time don’t talk about the same thing over and over and over again…….. beyond 👎🏻