Wichita, Kansas

[Norm reynolds]

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bought our House 3 years ago, 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, Attached 2 car Garage it was Brand New paid $130.00. Added a Seperate 2 car for $30,000

[/ QUOTE ] Now thats what I am talking about .A row home in n/e philly are going around 150-175.000 Now that is NUTs
most of them do not even have a drive way
cheesesteaks, soft pretzels yea might miss then
the Jersey shore well it is so done used to hag out down Ocean city for years. Did not go down once last year they ruined it
there is soo much greed. If they could find a way to tax the air you breath belive me they would do it.They do charge a fee to walk out on the beach. every thing that was nice at the jersey shore is long gone I am living on a fixed income so the mid west sounds like I can get more for my money I have right now I am in the Research mode

[Mr70]

West/Northern Illinois is really building now,and has some of the best Land/Home values at a decent price.
It also has access to nearly everything the surrounding Midwest has to offer within a short driving distance.(Albeit a toll is required)
Just a thought..

[x Baldwin Motion]

Owen: I'm to drive you to Wichita to catch a train?
Del: Yeah, we'd appreciate it.
Owen: Train don't run out of Wichita... unlessin' you're a hog or a cattle.
[Clears his throat]
Owen: People train runs out of Stubbville.

[Salvatore]

Norm, How about the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia. Very, very nice with great weather and good housing and prices. Take a ride down 81 out of Carlisle. Beautiful!!! If I didn't have all my kids around here I would be thinking that area.

[Chevy454]

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Owen: I'm to drive you to Wichita to catch a train?
Del: Yeah, we'd appreciate it.
Owen: Train don't run out of Wichita... unlessin' you're a hog or a cattle.
[Clears his throat]
Owen: People train runs out of Stubbville.

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LOL..."last kid came out sideways..."...great movie!

[71-LS6]

Norm, I've been building, new homes in KS for 20+ yrs now, around 220 the last time I thought to count them all up. Your friend is correct regarding the cost of living and home prices. Even with the run-up in real estate values over the past several years, nice homes are cheap in the midwest. Wichita KS, Tulsa OK, Springfield MO, that whole area is pretty neat. I build in NE Oklahoma and SE Kansas for the most part. Nice 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car garage homes on full basements are plentiful in the 130K and up range. I hang out with 2 FAST racing buddies who live in Erdenheim and Oreland PA. It's a neat place, but definitely crowded.

PS Don't worry about tornadoes either, a warning siren will always sound just about 10 minutes after a twister hits.

[Xplantdad]

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PS Don't worry about tornadoes either, a warning siren will always sound just about 10 minutes after a twister hits.

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Isn't that the truth!

We had relatives that lived in Kansas. Oh no Toto, not another twister!

[Chevy454]

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Wichita KS, Tulsa OK, Springfield MO, that whole area is pretty neat.

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If I'm not mistaken, a few years ago Springfield, MO, was the fastest growing city in the US...my daughter, and lots of other family live there, so we're there a lot, and it's growing like crazy to the south towards Branson, MO, which is within 1/2 hour or so....hey Norm, you like country music shows and crafts?

Springfield, Nixa, Ozark, down to Branson and Harrison, AR, to the south...as well as west along I-44 towards Joplin, MO...

[L72COPO]

Norm, checkout central Illinois. Rated as one of the lowest cost of living areas in the country. Within a easy days drive of Chicago, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Detroit, Kansas City, Louisville, Memphis, Miwaukee, Des Moines. Springfield, my home, is fast becoming a major medical research and treatment area. Very reasonable housing cost and lots of homes available. Come on out and I'll show you around.

Don

[YENKO DEUCE REGISTRY]

Berks county Norm, no need to go that far west Philly sux, but surrounding area is nice, just keep going till ya hear 'em speaking Pennsylvania Dutch - then put a stake in the ground!