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Hi there! thanks for tuning in. I respectfully disagree with the statement that Texas is full of people who don't respect the First Amendment. Texas, like any other state, has a diverse population with a wide range of views and beliefs. The commitment to free speech and other First Amendment rights is evident in many Texans' active engagement in political discourse, community activism, and the defense of civil liberties. While there may be individuals or groups who challenge these rights, it is not accurate or fair to generalize this behavior to the entire population of the state. Where do you live now?

Haha. Yep! It’s those little things that can make a new place feel like home. Where do you live now, and how far is it from Starbucks? 😄

Thank you for your service! keep tuning in!

t is! Was this a one-time thing, or does your job regularly give you the luxury of traveling to other towns?

Thanks you for your service! Glad you find the video helpful.

The USA is over built?

They do say God bless Texas!

@LIVINGINDALLAS right on, God bless Texas 🙌 🙏 💪😇‼️

What about it?

Thanks for sharing! Wow, that's a lot of time spent driving for work! Although it seems you enjoy this routine, you would have moved or found another job long ago if you hated it! 😄

@@LIVINGINDALLAS Not really. I grew up on this lake and my family was here. I've lived in Dallas and the surrounding areas and didn't like it, because I'm a country guy at heart. I'm retired now and live in a rural area. I worked construction and the only construction around the lake doesn't pay very well. So, if you wanted a job that payed well you had to drive to Dallas. Driving there every morning wasn't something I enjoyed, it was just something I had to do every day, so I didn't think about. Sort of like getting dressed every morning, you don't think about it. It's just a sacrifice I was willing to take to enjoy the more peaceful life in the country!

Hi there! Thanks for sharing your perspective. On that note, yes, everyone has their own preferences and needs when it comes to where they feel comfortable and happy. I hope you find a living situation that suits you. Cheers!

Check out our updated video on Fields! We go over that there

Hello. I’m sorry to hear you feel that way. I checked the notes in our system and our assistant reached out to let you know Travis was still out showing homes with a client. Our assistant asked if we could just meet an hour later and gave you a couple of options. Your reply was just, “no, cancel the appointment.” I’m sure if you were here looking at homes with us, and there was a delay, maybe traffic or accessing a home, and it took longer than we expected, you’d want us to keep our attention on you. It wouldn’t be respectful to leave you in a house so we can take another call for 30 minutes. We’d be very honored to help you in your move, but understand if you made other arrangements. Let me know if I can help you in any way. - Levi

Hi there! thanks again for tuning in.

Thanks for tuning in! Where are you from originally? Were you born here?

Thanks for sharing your insights!

Also the highest number of Veterans! thanks for tuning in.

Haha! Thanks for watching. Yes, this episode was entirely recorded using a mobile phone. Are you watching it from a phone or laptop?

@@LIVINGINDALLAS I was just busting your chops I like your videos lol

haha! Thanks for tuning in. 😄

We did a feature on Mansfield 3 years ago from out partner channel! Here's the link: ua-cam.com/video/InzQETo-T90/v-deo.htmlsi=Mhy1RAyiRVx3L5OU. Yes, it's a beautiful community. I settled here for convenience, considering its proximity to what's most relevant for me now at my current location.

There are reasons why young single people despise "boring" master-planned communities while older family people chase them. Great schools, family-oriented environment, clean, safe, and well-operated (a.k.a., boring to young people) planned communities are all important to families but clearly not to young people wanting to have fun in night clubs. Not saying one is better than the other, just saying different people chase different things - this is not a city for young people who want to enjoy lavish night lives.

Couldn’t have said it better. Different strokes for different folks.

Appreciate the feedback! We have more on the way! Do you live in Dallas?

Where do you live that you don’t have property tax assessments?

Cities and school districts would generally lower tax rates as they develop. That said, your point is legit and valid. Paying 2% for a 500k home is still much cheaper than paying 1.8% for an 800k home. This is very likely going to be the case for Celina, in a very good way actually.

Thank you for your service! Thanks for sharing. Which part of the local culture do you like most?

It is still the best place! I wouldn't worry much about it; it's usually the other way around! People with different leanings usually blend in after a while. I've known people who become more fervent about Texas ways than someone born and bred here! Just give them time to acclimate to their new home. 😊

Which part do you like most about it?

It’s been a long time coming!

Let me know what else you’d like to see!

Hi there! Thanks for tuning in. For someone like me who actually helps people with their move to Texas, I don’t worry anymore. More often than not, people spend a long time contemplating! And unless they don’t have a choice because it’s work or opportunity-related, people moving here have already decided to do so because they love the Texas way of life from afar. I’ve had to tell a few to take it easy instead because they've become too Texan in a short time! 😄

What do you think of the house? 🤔

@@LIVINGINDALLAS very nice but I love windsong ranch but the home in Melissa is good price point but prosper to me and frisco is gods country

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What was your favorite part? 🤔

Thanks you for your service! Come to Texas 😄

What do you think are the biggest reasons why?

@@LIVINGINDALLAS their employers are making them move. There has been a lot of changes to labor laws and regulations so many corporations are fleeing California to avoid following these guidelines.

I see! Yes, work and opportunity have always been driving forces that motivate people to move since time immemorial. Whether they stay in the long run is a decision they will reach later, and it remains a question for now. I assume most people who move for these reasons look to rent first and test the waters before deciding if it's a good place to settle permanently.

Where are you originally from?