decent “good enough” schools, you are not going to get “great schools “ on that budget. There are swimming pools.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You can get half a duplex in a town like Emmaus.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pa
Exactly where are the under $300K houses in PA?
Would that duplex be in a great school district with access to swim clubs?
Anonymous wrote:Look carefully at the taxes if you are moving to PA or NY. You are going to be surprised.
Anonymous wrote:I have to downsize due to a divorce and am looking to move. I only have one gifted athlete and student soon to enter high school. We love the area but it's too expensive. Where can we move where I can afford to outright buy my house and still find decent jobs and schools and activities nearby? My friend lives in upstate NY and tells me to head up there where there are many houses for $200k. The schools there are hit or miss and the job market is a little low and it's cold. What other areas of the country can I look at?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’d rent in the best school district I could, familiarize myself with the real estate market then wait for the market to fall/buy when kid is in college.
+1
It's only 4 years away, just rent for now and buy when the school district doesn't matter anymore.
Anonymous wrote:Where do you have friends and/or family? I would move somewhere with a built in support system. Also - does your high schooler want to move? That's a pretty terrible time to switch schools.
Anonymous wrote:I’d rent in the best school district I could, familiarize myself with the real estate market then wait for the market to fall/buy when kid is in college.
Anonymous wrote:Where do you have friends and/or family? I would move somewhere with a built in support system. Also - does your high schooler want to move? That's a pretty terrible time to switch schools.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pa
Exactly where are the under $300K houses in PA?