Maybe Boise Idaho home price would rise after some of us move there.Here's the database:https://layoffdata.com/data/ Population in those states is barely 1 mil if that.. .. so probably % wise pretty close to CA. ya but under the radar we have cold war now between the CA corporation vs the CA (socialist) goverment.while the socialist goverment increase min. wage, the corp started laying off people even in blue collar industry, so this layoffs has been widespread so far.take a look at it here https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2024/01/08/wxay-j08.html in CA there're 3M minimum-wage worker under poverty line ....also Mexico is having the nicest weather I should say LOL maybe we have to cross border to get good job+weather lol

That will depend on your location, for example in New Mexico they don't make sales info public so if you don't have MLS access it's hard to pull comps and you don't know what the owner paid or what they owe on the property which is important info when you're negotiating.

I work on a ship in the Gulf of Mexico in the oil industry.

I think it's important to play by the rules and don't take issue with taxation (Hawaii, New Mexico, and many other places see great Airbnb & VRBO success with those fees), but if there's a legit way to play around the rules that's something worth looking at too.

I had to join in New Mexico simply to be allowed to access the MLS.  

I’m from Clovis, New Mexico and was wondering if anyone else was around.

I'm looking at buying some vacant land in the southwest, which I've never done before.I'm surprised to see some of this land sounds pretty cheap, like $2,500 for 10 acres in the wastelands of New Mexico for example.

I currently live in Denver, Colorado but my wife and I will be moving to Santa Fe, New Mexico on September 1st, 2014.I have spent the last eight years training athletes for a career, however the last few years I have been longing for something with a better life/work balance.

but this is new mexico, so its a possibility.  

Hey @Shane Woods I live in Denver and spend a fair amount of leisure time in New Mexico.