What's the best area/neighborhood that has the most beautiful biking paths?

The cost of living is avg 4% less than national average; how are the avg salary compared with the national average?

when is the video about Eastman coming?

Used to be a great place to live. WARNING . Used to be. Jc is a horrible place to live filled with high crime and homeless people who are dangerous and will come to your car and try to open your car doors . Just Google it

We do get snow and black ice...you forgot to mention what those curvy roads are like in the winter!

I like the name Kings Port rather than King Sport. But maybe that’s just a personal preference thing.

Thanks for the heads up on the monopoly. Birmingham has the same problem with UAB owning children’s hospital.

used live there 3 years best state and area for me

Don’t move to Tennessee WE ARE FULL

STOP destroying the farmland, what do you people think the cows are going to eat? It is no longer affordable, taxes just went up 98%.

We are full. We don't like strangers here. Don't be fooled.

I didn't hear your controversial view on JC as you promised at the end of the video

Great video. Thanks.

As of today Johnson City don't even have five good restaurants. No nightlife so don't come here if you want to party

The traffic in JC isn’t too bad.

We are full don't move here

Re public transportation: Have you ever heard of NET Trans?

I just moved to Kingsport from south-central Pennsylvania and couldn't be more happy (except for the traffic on US 11W). As a retiree, I was looking for a slower pace, beautiful scenery, low taxes and low cost of living. Everything considered, I'm saving almost half of my costs since leaving the Keystone State (especially taxes). I was able to find the same size house for $65K less here than a comparable property in the Lancaster-York-Harrisburg metro area. Access to nearby Bays Mountain, the largest city-owned park in Tennessee, is a definite plus for anyone who enjoys hiking. The only thing higher in TN compared to PA is the sales tax. Instead of paying 9.5% in TN on groceries, I just drive a few miles north over the border into VA. Most groceries in VA qualify for their uber-cheap 1% sales tax. The city's a great place. Just get here before the city disappears under the kudzu plants!

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You can't include everything in a single video. I've been in Kingsport about 1-1/2 years and I'm glad I picked KPT for its community values. For education, you could have also mentioned Northeast State Community College with a campus near TRI (airport) and both ETSU and NESCC share space in the near-downtown Kingsport Center for Higher Education. As for historical interests, the city's archives punches way above its weight for a city this size and the historical society is pretty active. Retirees will find the city's senior center offers a wide variety of programs, including occasional day trips and some extended travel options, as well as various health, exercise, and arts and crafts and lifestyle classes. The farmer's market is also well-served and well-attended during the summer. And the city offers a number of other recreational and entertainment events from spring through fall besides FunFest, like Racks by the Tracks, Red-White-and-Boom, Friday concert series downtown, and other downtown association promotional activities. About Pal's, I came to Northeast Tennessee for the climate and outdoor recreational activities, but I stayed for Pal's! lol

We are very expensive here

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I just want to say ive watched a lot of videos on the area and i find your videos the most honest.

I think a lot of people are on the fence about moving because they're far from retirement and the jobs economy etc are the most important for a working family

As a resident of KPT, I love how safe, quiet and friendly it feels. It’s a very blue collar industrial town. It has more in common with Bristol vs Johnson City. But there are some super nice upscale luxury neighborhoods with big homes. Drive ten minutes outside the city and you’re in the rolling green rural hills and lush green mountains. If you have kids or are of retirement age it’s a great place to live. If you’re in your twenties or thirties Johnson City has more to offer. Just different cultures.

The Southern hospitality is no joke! Within a week of moving here, all my neighbors introduced themselves and offered to let me use their lawn mowers haha Even though I'm from California they were still so nice! Great video, and great place to live. Love it here, never moving back!

It’s not really a tree lined street community. It’s too young and too new to have mature trees to offer residents shade or curb appeal charm. Besides the downside of an HOA community, houses look very similar and are parceled very close to each other. Better neighborhoods are Fairacres and The Ridges. Both have diverse home architecture styles, larger better spaced lots and the charm of large shady mature trees. So new buyers to the area should really explore all the neighborhood options to get the most bang for their buck.

Can you do a video on becoming an agent pros/cons?

Got to fix your audio dude too quiet

What is the crime rate in the TriCities.

These rural areas have problems with meth heroine and pills. Poor counties don’t have services like health care, maybe 2 deputies to serve the whole county. These people make it sound like a paradise but they aren’t telling you everything. Live near a city if you must. But way too many people are moving to Tennessee, which causes home prices go up, taxes go up and locals are becoming no longer able to buy homes here, with lower incomes. Infrastructure is not set up for the all the people moving here.

I THOUGHT I was going to find some REASONABLE prices for a home in the Tri-City area, but nope it's not here. The prices here are hotter than a junkies' spoon. Health care actually sucks beyond just your normal check up. For specialty treatment you've got to go to Nashville, Knoxville or Chattanooga. Out-of-staters have out priced the market here.

Redding, CA. Does TN tax out of state pensions?

The Tri-City area is OVERPRICED, prices are hotter than a junkies’ spoon. Jonesborough is probably the most overpriced of them all. Libtards from the north and west have made this area unaffordable driving the prices beyond what locals can afford. About the only people who really like the outsiders moving in are realtors.

I've lived in Kingsport my whole life and the place smells like chemicals from the huge Eastman Chemical plant that sits in the middle of the city. The plant often releases toxic chemicals into the air and river (there's even signs posted on the river instructing the public not to eat fish from the river). Oh, Not to mention the chemical plant has explosions every so often which results in even more discharges and injuries. I would NOT recommended Kingsport for families!

All these phone calls 😊

Portland, Oregon

Love the highlight for my hood ! Edinburgh is pronounced (Edinborough) just like Edinburgh in Scotland. Prices range from high 400’s and up ! HOA is 82.00 per month.

I was born & raised in N. California and love the Jonesborough area. I’ll be moving there soon. I don’t care if people don’t like Californians, I served my community as a 1st responder for 25 years and I will relocate to anywhere I want, like it or not:)

Super helpful information!! 🙏💐 thank you for putting it out there!✌️ Blessings!

Is this a Brick house or brick veneer? What's the Ceiling Height in Basement? Walkout? With Permits, put Kitchen, 2+ Bedrooms & a 1½b - 2b?🤔😎

How are the crime rates in Johnson City? I know what Google says but do the locals have any thoughts on the safety in Johnson City? Thank you for this video.

Casper, Wyoming

You’re a very smart guy I am a nurse of 33 years who works for attorneys and no hospital system should have that much power. I mostly consult with attorneys for medical malpractice cases on a remote basis for my business but I will need a nursing job on the side and I am very picky if they are into vaccine mandates I will not move there.

Dude, respectfully I want to learn and understand Eastern Tennessee. Why are you showing a California freeway when discussing Johnson City traffic??? And while I'm critiquing, I watched one other video you shared of a home for sale. The was opportunity for improvement. You jumped from room to room rather than a continuous video where I would be able to follow the layout of the home. Finally, I'm not just complaining. I also subscribed.

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