Need to relocate to Texas

Na, Texas is the only place that is normal. lol

 

Frisco’s housing market is on fire right now, literally homes that were 150k 5 years ago are selling for over 300k. Because of the housing shortage a decent 2 bedroom apartment will run you 1250-1600$/month.
Local work is crazy easy to find in DFW though!

Mario Sinacola & Sons, Excavating, Inc. | Heavy Civil. Commercial. Mining. Pays well and the commute would be easy.

In all truth bough I would go for a spot outlying the metro rather than in it. Bridgeport TX for example is an hour from Fort Worth, but you can still find affordable homes to rent. It’s also where most of the large quarries are, so you easily find aggregate work with companies like Sunset Logistics Inc. | Interstate Motor Carrier – Innovative Transportation Solutions

They offer a strong weekly minimum, and their equipment is top notch!

 

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Yeah we dont mess around out here. We like stopping in for some good barbeque, go all in on a texas holdem poker game, then head out with our new firearm to squeeze off a few rounds while intoxicated and a mouth full of dip. All in one place. Praise Jesus.

 

sounds just like Austin. Heard on the radio this morning. MEDIAN home price in Austin is 400k.
Have fun with that.

 

Some parts of the country. They look at you funny for asking for anything.

Don't forget Texas's favorite sport. After the bars close at 2am. COW TIPPING!

 

So, you tip the cows? Most people just have a cigarette.

 

Wanting local or regional. Just look up the Cold Storage Facilities. Many of them have signs that they're hiring drivers. That's for local to regional distribution.

 

Nothing wrong with convenience.



Sirscrapntruckalot - I like Texas...it's weird, an they have tacos.

 

I lived in Stein Ranch near Hill country for a while. Then I lived in a 1 bed apartment for 3 years off North Lamar and 51st street. Worked right across the street for Texas government. Watched my rent climb from 650 a month to over 1100 in that time. Salary never went up. So I got priced out and that started my decline. Longer commutes, traffic and such.

Now I enjoy rural area living, but Austin isnt far if I want to go down there. No more sirens and traffic noise. Just mooing cows.

Eventually my area will develop and Ill have to move again.