Thread: So, I'm pretty set on moving to California. Advice?

So after many phone calls, emails, and smoke signals, it looks like I may be able to move my business to Cali. I've wanted to go to Cali since I was 9, and I want to live my dream out now. It's just the lifestyle I feel would make me feel happy, since Denver doesn't seem to do it.

Basically I really Want to live in Toluca Lake, if not there I basically looking for a nice 6bdr+ for around 7k a month or less. The house next to Miley Cyrus is up for lease, but a little out of my budget ($11k).

So basically I'm looking for advice on diffErent parts of California I should look into.

What's the business? Some parts of the state are better suited for different types of work. Also, alot of it depends on you and your interests. California is an amazing place, but it's huge. You'll be happierst finding a place that supports your work and play.

there are more cons that pros imo - i'm kinda stuck here for now, otherwise i'd be gone.

1 - cars - can't be modified - at all.

2 - state tax - automatic 9%

3 - overpopulation

4 - gun laws

5 - general cost of living

6 - and on and on


- chuck

I can work out of anywhere really...
I just want to be situated around the best place to have a great time, all the time. And I want to be relatively close to water.

I'd be in Diego but idk how "friendly" they are.. last I was out there they were still shutting places down

Even though they can't legally close up shop and seize everything any more, some rogue agent just raided a few good friend of mine. Stole all his stuff, then they dropped the charges

ya so not even worth the hassle.. I had a buddy move to nor-cal a while back and setup and things have been great for him.. ill hit him up tomorrow and see what area he's in

California is committing suicide, I suggest not moving here. If you want to go close to the water, why not Miami?

I'm pretty much limited to the west coast, and more specifically to Denver or California for my job.

Best weather and car culture ever but everything else is a rip off. I was jogging at the beach yesterday and was maybe 80 where I live. Driving weather/ car events year round in Socal Area.

I guess that enough alone makes me stay.