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[@kristiekennedy273]

You’ll know “home” when you get there. It will speak to your heart.

[@nakitatillis2715]

Yep. I found my home. Las Vegas. That's my soul city ❤

[@cynthiakennedy9385]

I love Texas! It has the biggest Sky I have ever seen other than Wyoming! It's diverse and has great food! Miami is dangerous, I have family there they are trying to get away from there. Either way, Texas has a lot of earthquake faults and snow in the winter, too, but I still love it!! ❤

[@iampretty7798]

Texas GANG‼️‼️✅

[@lolitadol]

We don't hardly ever have an earthquake, very rare to have any tornadoes or hurricanes hit the actual Dallas city area/county. Only real weather hardship is the heat, ice, and severe thunderstorms, and all are pretty avoidable.

[@nakitatillis2715]

@lolitadol I've been to Dallas once back in the mid 90's, and yes, those ⛈️ are brutal! I was in the McDonald's standing in line, and all of a sudden I heard a big boom, like a shotgun blast. I was getting ready to take cover under a table or something, then I realized no one was fazed by it. The thunder crackle is real in Dallas!!🫣😬😧

[@erikaboyd87]

I moved to Dallas in 2022 & I don’t regret it at all. It opened up a lot of doors for me. I thank GOD for the opportunity. It was a good move for my children as well.

[@tinawalker4188]

This Texas/Dallas heat is no joke. I’ve lived here all of my life and still can’t adjust. Lol I don’t go out during the day unless I absolutely have to.

[@missDiamondgirl55]

This is hard to hear as someone who wants to move. I’ve been in. New York my whole life and when winter comes it’s always hard to get used to the snow and the extreme cold so maybe it’s the same thing just with heat instead of cold for Texas

[@tinawalker4188]

@@missDiamondgirl55yes, the extreme opposite. However, my husband is from Iowa and he always says he would much rather do the Texas heat than the Iowa winters.

[@faithinallthingsw4088]

Same here in GA, I hate being in the heat during the day.

[@LUX_8]

​@missDiamondgirl55 It's not just the heat. It's also the high humidity! The air gets so thick until you feel as if you're breathing through a damp washcloth! It's not uncommon to encounter WEEKS of triple digits temps at 80 to 90% humidity! The water quality is harsh. It will turn your hair strands into brittle straw! The roadways? Prepare to have to replace your car tires every 6 months! Plan on clubbing in Houston? DON'T! Other than that...

[@lanielane7412]

Welcome to Texas!!! Dallas is a great city. I hope you enjoy your time in the city and stay hydrated because that Texas heat ain't no joke, lol

[@christielove9000]

Hey Fella, Dallas Native here. And if you're deciding to come here welcome! We have a lot of properties being built everywhere as I'm sure have been mentioned in the comments. If you're wanting to stay on a Townhome style we have plenty of new ones popping up in the Grand Prairie/Arlington/Mansfield area. * Just FYI, however Good Luck to you! 😊

[@angeliarichardson777]

I currently live in Frisco, Texas with my aunt. I just moved here December 2022 from VA after 30 years. I’m moving into Dallas at the end of this month. If you move here, get used to the heat and use your sunscreen. My first summer here, I felt like you. It wasn’t for me. However, I’m on a faith journey. Meaning, God led me here. So, I’m adjusting. This year is better because I know what to expect.

[@L.ONYC592]

I love that you don't talk a lot on your vlogs. It's a very cool and relaxing vibe. About your move, don't go anywhere you won't be comfortable . Extreme heat majority of the year will make you crazy. Having a nice place but not being able to truly enjoy the city would really suck. BTW! I think you are handsome, and I love your laid-back side. ❤Hi! I'm Liz watching from NYC .

[@GeminiFierce]

I'm from Miami DONT MOVE!!! Unless you speak Spanish or a millionaire don't do it. I'm considering moving to Dallas next year. I'm visiting in about two weeks to start looking at apartments and possibly purchasing so this is super helpful. Thanks for sharing

[@jamiwilliams3653]

@@GeminiFierce Hi Dallas native here. Dallas is the same. You need to know Spanish and need to be a millionaire. Try looking at places on the outskirts of Dallas. Crimes, car wrecks and homelessness have gone up in the last 4 years due to so many migrants moving here.

[@GeminiFierce]

@@jamiwilliams3653 Thank you!! I actually started looking at Arlington as well, how is it there? Luckily I’ll already be moving with a job as there’s were my company’s headquarters is and I earns relatively decent salary so I can afford up to 2k in rent comfortably but prefer to pay half that if possible. I’m taking all the advice so please tell me everything you can. I appreciate you!!

[@sheront2u]

Also, look into visiting Mansfield, Texas. It's really nice.

[@lawanda5834]

I’m from Chicago but have been in Dallas for 20 years and love it.

[@INGnative77]

Out of Dallas or Houston, I would pick Dallas. To rent it is affordable. Born and raised in Cali, I’m a little bias so I would say San Diego out of all the places you mentioned. Great weather year around and you’re still close to visit the mountains, LA or a drive to Vegas. It truly depends on your interests.

[@MicheleWalkerWebb]

I'm in Orange County. Huntington Beach. The ocean breeze. Overcast in the morning, burns off by noon. Excellent parks, beach, pier to walk. I rent for a lot less that what I saw on the video of Dallas..

[@mslivelaughlove3636]

@@MicheleWalkerWebb Really? If you don't mind me asking, what is the square foot footage where you live?

[@MicheleWalkerWebb]

@@mslivelaughlove3636 I rent. I don't know that exact square footage. Two bed, two bath. Two sliders, living room & dining room. Backyard small. Bedrooms nice size. My room fits a Cal King bed. Afternoon light. Other bedroom was for my daughter and newborn. She had full size bed and crib. Morning light. One car garage. One car parking in alley. Out door laundry.

[@mslivelaughlove3636]

@@MicheleWalkerWebb Sound spacious. After this last hurricane in Houston, I'm going to move to Dallas. I would love to move to Cali.

[@MicheleWalkerWebb]

@@mslivelaughlove3636 Those hurricanes are scary. I don't blame you. You do you. I've lived here over 10 years. Rented it because daughter was pregnant. She has since moved to Indiana. Good luck to you Ms Live, laugh, love. Wishing you the best.

[@judylucas4613]

Congratulations! Growing and moving forward is great. New beginnings. Your giving us just enough of you, don't rush things because when you give too much , people become very nasty and critical. I enjoy all your content. Peace & Blessings King❤😊

[@KnowthyCELLF01]

Well said. 🙌🏽🩷

[@BeBlessed70]

Dallas is beautiful. I went for a conference. The people were so nice to me and the food was delicious.

[@JustRose143]

Since you dont like the heat, in the Southern states, avoid at all costs getting a place that faces West. 🥵

[@LUX_8]

Pacific Northwest is a better choice. The heat ia ridiculous!

[@neef31490]

I just moved to Dallas a year and a half ago, and here are some pros and cons. Pros: 1. Dallas is a huge city with a huge surrounding metropkex, so there's no shortage of things to do and places to explore. 2.Convwnience: Any and everything you need can be easily found. 3. Cost of living: You definitely get a bang for your buck when it comes to finding an apartment. Luxury living, at affordable prices. Gas prices are also pretty good. 4. Jobs and Networking Opportunities: There are no shortage of jobs, and networking is easy since there are always networking events happening in the city. Cons 1. The weather: Be prepared to see temperatures as high as 115 degrees with full humidity in the summertime. 2. Food: The food is good, but it lacks a bit of variety. You can find a lot of bar-b-que, texmex, and Asian food, but if you're looking for carribean food, African food, Greek food, or any other culture of food, it may be a little difficult to find. 3. Dating: This depends on you, but the dating pool here is not the best. Be prepared to run into people with weird kinks and fetishes, and those just looking to waste your time. Use discernment at all times lol. I hope this helps with making your decision about where to move.

[@ArlisaATT]

No humidity in Dallas I lived there all my life and it straight up DRY heat. I moves to the Houston area now that's humidity 😩 YOU can cut it with a knife it's unreal so I stay inside. 😂

[@Center4Possibilities]

These are some really great tips...KUDOS!

[@theashtonreview]

I can 2nd this comment. A lot of weird joints out here lol

[@theashtonreview]

@@ArlisaATT100% correct

[@LUX_8]

​@@ArlisaATTThe humidity in Dallas IS NOT DRY HEAT! 😂 Anything over 40% is not the equivalence of dry heat! Arizonia or El Paso, TX fits that description!

[@beinglatanyarenee7334]

I left ATL for Texas and Dallas is amazing. I was in Atlanta for 18yrs and I don't regret leaving. I didn't choose Houston although I love the city. Dallas was a better fit. Love it. Beautiful place. Lots to do and great content. Oh I'm from up North and the heat is ridiculous. However I still love it.

[@mikelsales3599]

I want to leave ATL too , it’s so played out smh

[@LUX_8]

​@@mikelsales3599In a few years, you'll be saying the same about Dallas, North Texas and Houston. Seriously. Given the number of melanated folks flocking here, it's already starting to feel like Atlanta 2.0. 😒

[@ustano6784]

Born and raised in Dallas. In the summer you dont move around until night because of the heat. Food places and vibes: Mike Chicken-Maple Ave., Farmers Market Downtown, Att Discovery-Downtown, Trinity Groves, Grand Prarie-grand escape, Marianos for Mexican, soul food unfortunately we do not have alot of good soul food eateries but Madeas in Ft. Worth is good. Have fun and enjoy Dallas❤

[@lolitadol]

@@ustano6784 Dallas has lots of great soul food places, just gotta think outside the box in your search. Think "Southern, BBQ, Creole, African, Caribbean" not just "soul" and you'll find tons of places! Some great soul food is found in the daiquiri shops too, and wings! Check these out: Izkina Lounge on Botham Jean (WEEKEND BRUNCH!!!) Mardi Gras Cajun Cuisine on Skillman Heroes Lounge on N Stemmons Oak'd BBQ on Greenville Louisiana Famous Fried Chicken on Walnut St near Richardson or one in South Dallas past downtime (cause not all make the chicken the same way, some locations are way better than others!) Red Crab on Belt Line Rd. Brick and Bones on Elm St. Wing Bucket (on Coit or Main, both locations are good!) You're welcome, anytime! 😉😁

[@charlesbutler6903]

Its hot at night😂😂😂.. Very different for us from up north. I adapted to it after 2 years but never got use to it

[@candylove3297]

Dallas Dallas Dallas. Come on home. You will love it here!❤

[@user-qk5kr9rn2q]

You will get more for your money out of Dallas. Just realize we move slower here and the weather is a big factor. But the surrounding areas Frisco, Colleyville, Grand Prairie, Las Colinas, Addison are developing. Cmon

[@MTY305]

Your spirit is beautiful!! Your videos are inspiring. Keep them coming! Safe travels, God Bless 🎉😊

[@Chosengirl25]

There is nothing wrong with your head; take your hat off. Face your fears. Also when you move make a moving blog. Peace and Blessings! Keep the videos coming. 😊😊

[@Reya3]

Dallas- My family is originally from Miami. I believe you would only stay in Miami short term because of the culture and cost of living. You can really build and stay planted in Dallas.

[@coragarner367]

Dallas is AWESOME and very metropolitan! I’m a 29 year old home owner (DeSoto, TX). You can own a home here, too. The heat is only extreme in the summer. It’s very nice in the fall, winter, and spring. We have no severe snow storms and tornados are seldom.

[@michellem.8086]

I agree the weather is great outside of the 3 months of summer

[@neo7759]

Dallas voted 65% Democratic party so you automatically know higher taxes, higher crime, and lots of ridiculousness basically.

[@MicrosoftWest]

@@neo7759Everything isn’t political. I can only imagine your conversations in real life.…..zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz with zero substance.

[@neo7759]

@@MicrosoftWest Says the guy with Microsoft as his username 😂😂

[@MyKeturah]

😂😂😂 did you two just become best friends?

[@Aaron_Chef]

You ever been to Tampa? A hidden gem of Florida, Rocky Point a place called Seazen is a REAL nice place. PRICEY, but the views and community is wonderful!

[@AlieshaWashington]

Paying $6k in rent for something you don’t own is CRAZY!

[@laurab5849]

Exactly. But you can tell he wants a nice luxury apartment.

[@yolandahall4587]

INSANE, MIGHT AS WELL PURCHASE SOMETHING, AND PAY WAY CHEAPER,DEPENDING ON HOW MUCH YOU PUT DOWN AND INTEREST RATE.....NO WAY I WOULD PAY 6,OOO DOLLARS FOR RENTING ANY WHERE MAKES NO SENSE,DO THE MATH....🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️

[@jazzythecat918]

Unless you are planning to live in a purchased house for at least 5 years to make a profit on it, it's actually cheaper to rent than buy.

[@Emmere]

Clearly his bag is set up different. Just congratulate the man.

[@AlieshaWashington]

@@Emmere clearly it’s a flex but I can almost guarantee he’s not going to spend $6k to rent. I stand on what I said…it’s stupid as hell.

[@pretti_dope]

If you're looking to settle down and start a family within five years, Dallas. If you're wanting to live the bachelor life, Miami.

[@neo7759]

Neither Dallas or Miami are places to raise a family. Not by a long shot.

[@joellehenderson3356]

Thats a good way to put it

[@user-ej5yj8qx1o]

Very smart answer 👍🏽

[@EmJayAnieta]

lol listen you can live a bachelor life any where anytime. I am from Miami plenty of families here. It’s all base on you as a person. On the flip side depending on on your budget it seems Dallas you can actually get more bang for your bucks so 🤷‍♀️ 😊

[@Loko_Dolo]

The crib at 24:52 was my fave. Dallas seems nice. There’s extreme elements of nature (aka natural disasters) everywhere, some are just more extreme or more frequent than others. As someone that’s lived in Florida all my life, you truly get used to hurricane season. I’d recommend a house in Miami. If the high rise/penthouse life is what you want in Miami, maybe come up with a contingency plan to give you peace of mind in the event you have to evacuate. That way you’re not as stressed. Make sure you insure your property and keep copies of receipts in a safe place. I’m excited to see which city you pick!

[@Blacque]

It is (Dallas)

[@Loko_Dolo]

@@BlacqueI have to visit within the next year.

[@dorism4697]

My family and I have been living in Texas for 25 years. The summers are hot but the rest of the year is wonderful. So many great cities with great communities such as Dallas, Houston, Austin. It all depends if you like big cities or smaller communities. Being able to live in a new city is the best way to get to know this great country. Best wishes and God bless!

[@babyycamii1994]

You're Gonna Enjoy Texas!! The Heat 🥵 Idk Hopefully You'll Adjust!! I Live 35 Minutes From Dallas! I'm In Mckinney!! Explore Frisco, Mckinney, Prosper etc. It's Really Nice Out In Those Areas Too! I'm Really Proud Of You and Watching You Level Up Brings Me True Joy!! ❤❤

[@wendyeskelin8765]

We almost bought a house in Mckinney. Ended up buying one in Washington state. I like the way of life in Texas but I like the middle of the road weather, no bugs, and the water/pine trees of Washington state.

[@g-love0704]

My best friend lives in Carrollton and a childhood friend of mine lives in McKinney they are all from IL.

[@ArlisaATT]

Fall and winter are going to be your seasons in Dallas. I love Fall in Dallas, some of the best memories

[@erika101_]

Dallas is amazing. Diverse, clean, friendly, sports, nightlife, parks, events, shopping, amazing food. Nothing compares. Meet up with Peyton Charles, Dallas influencer. Traffic is not cute, but you have tollways to zip around on and high speed limits.

[@queent4846]

I totally Agree!!!

[@LUX_8]

😂😂

[@Michelleeew]

I’m from Dallas and I would say move to Houston the food is better there’s more things to do. If you’re deciding on Texas move to Houston TX

[@CardioCaffeineQueen]

Dallas, TX born & raised here so I'm gonna say it's a dry heat where your gonna need allergy meds & tornado coverage. FL I would say get flood coverage on your insurance.

[@sherettasharif1358]

Truthfully, no matter where you move to it's going to be some form of bad weather so just be prepared correctly... I've lived in Tampa Florida for 40 years and I'm ready for a 4 season state (NC mountains) anyway just be happy healthy and safe wherever you decide to live!! 🙏🏾💪🏾✌🏾🥰💯 til the next video

[@EmJayAnieta]

Same! Florida resident here and I am beyond ready for a 4 season or atleast 3 too 😅

[@user-vv7es9xt9q]

All of the apts were very nice and accommodating on size and light. Beware of west facing windows, killer with the heat! I live here in Dallas moved from San Antonio, yes the heat sucks but i'm just not sure i could handle shoveling snow plus as I get older the old bones just can't handle the cold! On your videos just be you, we love you already!

[@itsmejaz]

You should come to ATL, or the outskirts ❤ ( Decatur, lawrenceville, Duluth, buford) I was raised on the west coast and have traveled….now living in ATL realizing the south is exponentially significant in soooo many realms (rent, opportunities, as well as that good old GENUINE southern hospitality) ..love watching your journey❤

[@Kj-vip]

Texas heat ain’t no joke 😂😂 22:06 - “cancel my trip, this might not be for me” - that had me cracking up. Been in ATX for 20+ years.

[@wendyeskelin8765]

Holy heck those places are expensive. I was surprised. You could rent a nice house for less. I definitely would not want to be by a freeway or a busy road. Made that mistake before. It's loud, and the exhaust is awful during rush hour.

[@danaglass1265]

I was sure like it’s been 100-102 here in DFW, take that hoodie off before you end up in the hospital. We moved here last summer from the Midwest and we love it!!!

[@krimezofkolor4683]

I’m from Dallas born and bred and still live here !!! It’s a fast city , but clean !! It’s huge literally . Networking is insane , no shortage of jobs or things to do !! They have nice apts and houses in the city all affordable some very upscale just depending on where you want to stay . I love my home and it will always be home to me . Everything is bigger in Texas literally !!! Come on dineeee to triple d . You gone love it here ❤

[@LUX_8]

Low wages.

[@krimezofkolor4683]

@@LUX_8 yes and no . That’s everywhere tho let’s be honest

[@judylucas4613]

The bedrooms in all the apartments were really small for the prices. Geeeesh!! When shopping take your time. 😊

[@alessiajoy2906]

Blessings & Favor on your new journey wherever it takes you!

[@lordy7933]

✨TEXAS✨ whoot whoot ! Do 6 months/during winter months cuz summers are humid/hot. AND the other 6 months San Diego or Miami

[@tranaka]

Welcome to Dallas. I really hope you enjoy your stay while trying to get things situated. I'm a Dallas native and the heat here is something else. You will definitely find things to get into there is always something to do. Good luck on your search for a new place.

[@taleciaaa]

You've got a great personality. You on camera seems natural. Anyway, wherever you decide to live you'll be greatly received.

[@LADILADY67]

Dallas is the most budget friendly with also nice places to live.

[@ashlycartier]

What part?

[@i.amsimplyval]

I’m from the Midwest too and had the same concerns about FL. My first hurricane experience was Matthew and it was pretty bad. The next was Irma and we evacuated to TN. After that we have stayed through every other hurricane. It’s been 10 years and I’m still in FL.

[@lisak603]

Dallas/Fort Worth is really nice we visit up there often. Currently in Austin. Love Texas so much! Yes the heat can be crazy but we find ways to deal with it. It’s a great city and state I hope you end up loving it!

[@lolitadol]

Yeah I feel like you've greatly deprived us of that million dollar smile, just saw a real glimpse of it in this vid, so yeah we need more of that in our lives. We love you and what you do so don't be scuuurd bro. You're awesome and we wanna see more of your awesomeness so let'go! God bless u! Yey D-Town Texas!!! 😁💯🔥

[@shayc.2562]

Exactly 💯

[@jewelb2476]

Hi, Thank you for sharing your journey with us. I am enjoying it & your intellect. It's very important that you take your time & find out what speaks to you. I live in the Dallas/Ft Worth area. Texas is huge with tons of opportunities. Like any other place, it has it's good & bad. You just have to decde what's best for you. Texas is hot, but our winters are mild. If you can adjust to the climate, it can be a wonderful place to live, love & grow.😊 I'm praying that God guides you in your decision wherever you call home.

[@chavelaarmstrong]

Hello and welcome to Texas! I think you would to live in Richardson, Dallas, Irving or Far North Dallas. I have children your age and we are close to each other in Richardson except for my son who just purchased a house in Glenn Heights. Places to visit mall wise would be Northpark Mall, Galleria, Allen Outlet and many others. Hope you decide to move to Texas and I’m sure myself and your followers will guide you to places to visit here. I have fun, be safe and take care 🥰♥️

[@ethershakur4768]

Congratulations D I'm happy for you

[@vikkileeyt]

I’m moving to Dallas in September and I’m definitely nervous but also excited. I’ve heard so many pros and cons from ppl but from my visit I loved it, so we will see. Wishing you an easy move wherever you decide to go.

[@natashamiller2560]

@vikkileeyt how did you decide where/what part of Texas? This is my first time moving and I’ve been researching Dallas but it seems soooo overwhelming!

[@vikkileeyt]

@@natashamiller2560 I honestly just did a lot of research and watched a lot of KZbin videos on the different areas. After that I factored in what type of environment I wanted to be in like did I want to be directly in the city or of if I wanted to be on the outskirts like Plano or Richardson etc. I also used SmartCityApts to help with my search and that definitely helped. It does seem like a lot at first but once you figure out more about certain areas it will make it easier going forward. I hope that helps

[@sheilasherman6163]

I've lived in Florida for years and I really enjoyed it. But I'm from Alabama so I'm Home now sometimes life can take you many places, But you will know the city or town when you get there.. I visit Houston Texas some of my families live out there. It's always a good time when I'm out there visiting them😅 Have a amazing time on your surch for your new destination.

[@DesireeGonza]

Good luck. I really liked the second one for 4800. The one that was partially furnished.

[@travisgivens4512]

Welcome to Texas!! I've been living here about 8 years now from Flint, MI. I love it here. Be sure to go to Texas Live in Arlington on a Friday night or Saturday night. There's plenty of good eateries here and plenty of activities to get into. I think you'll really like it here....

[@kaialabi7622]

I see my taste is expensive as hell. The $6k home was absolutely gorgeous to me. The tall windows, OMG!. I can't wait to see what you choose. May not be worth it when you compare them but they were all really nice. I've heard nothing but good things about Texas, Dallas especially. I'm excited about this new move and new chapter in your life. Loving the new content too, keep the travel vlogs coming :-)

[@cheylou1]

Stay away from the coast and tornado valley of the south. Come to Canada 🇨🇦 just very cold here! Maybe Toronto

[@slimworkman1695]

I knew you would pick Dallas🎉. It’s so many place, and locations plus easy access to airport..

[@jamiwilliams3653]

Dallas IS FULL!! But, you're good. Welcome! It's hot as hell during the summers and a few tornadoes here and there. But, other than that, you'll be good.

[@rachelm.3173]

Very Full!!!

[@EmJayAnieta]

Says every person living in any state. Every where is “ full” but yet housing are still being sold and apartments for rent so is it really? 😅 oh well 🤷‍♀️ it is what it is

[@jamiwilliams3653]

@@EmJayAnieta It is! We don't want any of y'all here. Making the cost of living go up for us all. Of course! They're cramming new houses and apartments all over the metroplex, they city is making money. There are plenty of nice places in Oak Cliff, South Dallas, Pleasant Grove, Ft. Worth and Arlington, Grand Prairie. There are other places to move to besides DALLAS! (my main point) But, you're right. It is what it is hopefully the migrants are gone within 2-5yrs 🤣😂 that's my prayer😂🤣

[@Loko_Dolo]

Commenting as I watch: I see your personality more when you’re around your family & friends. Maybe picture one of them as you’re talking to the camera to help get more comfortable??

[@Alyinaz]

San Diego. Perfect weather but expensive.

[@sjp4u338]

And it’s in California….which is going down the tubes.

[@LovellD]

Welcome to Dallas, i think you ll love it! Pay attention to the traffic flow. 75 North and south are always busy Sunday to Sunday 24/7. If you move to an area with heavy traffic you will hate it

[@julielynette3210]

Recommendations: Charlotte or Raleigh-Durham, San Diego (has wonderful weather and great people but it's pricey), Tampa, or the Tidewater region in Virginia.

[@nancyclark2404]

Indianapolis!! ❤❤ Great city, friendly people, college towns in both directions, sports are big, the Speedway! ❤ Great place.

[@ericap4831]

I cannot with the heat! Lol. VA is scorching right now. I didn’t think it could be worse until it was still like 90 last night after dark!

[@cynthiahowe]

My brother and his wife live in the DFW area. They've been there over 12 years and they love it.

[@TheBlessed1427]

I enjoy watching you along your journey in Dallas. I pray that whichever way you go, works for you. I understand the heat very well. I live in Cartersville Georgia and the heat here, is unspeakable 😂😂. Enjoy your time there!! Much love 🙏🏾 💞

[@sumthynserius9801]

Yes come here to Dallas. I’m from Orlando and moved here to Dallas. I’ve enjoyed myself here. 💙

[@rnarvaez7795]

I've lived here in Dallas for 25 years. I feel you where you just feel the need for a new scene. It was good for me in the beginning but now I'm ready to move on. Wish I could move back to Denver but it's just way too expensive. Go where your heart takes you. You'll know when you've found home.

[@queenofthesouth4205]

Congrats on your growth. Dallas or Houston are great places💝💝no overcrowding.

[@lisaalbeo8475]

I have family in Farmers Branch, Houston and other parts. I was just there a couple of weeks ago. Irving is so beautiful and very diverse!😇

[@Kishagirl70]

It must be nice to be able to relocate anywhere in the states without having to consider schools for the kids or jobs 😊I been following on TikTok, I’m now subscribed on YT. Love the content. Continued blessings ❤️

[@thebrighterviewwithroz]

Welcome to Dallas! I moved here from Atlanta in 2018 so I really hope you enjoy your stay❤

[@beinglatanyarenee7334]

I left Atlanta after 18yrs in end of 2019 best decision I made coming to Texas. ❤

[@thebrighterviewwithroz]

I agree! My two daughters still live there and want me to move back but I don't want to. I resided in Atlanta from 2001-2018 and frankly I'll deal with the Texas heat over moving back to Atlanta 😂

[@wellwemovingonup7075]

Dallas TX summers scorch and blaze.

[@Trisa8]

Houston: Floods a lot, a foodie's dream city, the heat especially the humidity is horrendous! Dallas, Arlington, Fort Worth: opportunity everywhere and the weather is manageable. Another foodie's dream. Florida: I'm biased to Miami, Florida. Lost my son there. Wish you the best no matter where you land.

[@LUX_8]

A FOODIE'S DREAM? 🧐😂🙄

[@Center4Possibilities]

Well there's a TON of apartments to look at in Dallas...I call it the Apartment Capital of the World!!! Best wishes! I'm a transplant from Indiana, so I really understand the need to get away from the cold, etc. of the Midwest! Also PLENTY of opportunities in Dallas!

[@RMMomma4Eva]

Bro you're definitely missing out and so are we with you holding back videos! Put them thangs OUT, I promise you we will watch WHATEVER you post, real facts! 😂 I know you want to move to a warm climate, and Dallas is nice, but too dang hot, I'm witcha on that! I posted about my experience there on your ABnB cleaning short! Maybe San Antonio and Austin's temperatures are more moderate, anyone? Houston is also ugh, extremely hot and humid as I recall. But what does everyone think? Also, if you want to move to Florida, there are more moderately priced cities (than Miami) that also don't have the same potential for extreme weather, like Orlando, Jacksonville and Tampa. Also, what about Vegas? Plus Arizona, there's Phoenix and Albuquerque, New Mexico. All these areas and their surrounding suburbs are good areas, depending on what you're looking for. Some of where you'll be happiest moving to has to do with your intended lifestyle - for example, are you bringing "sand to the beach" or planning to look? Some cities are a little better for singles. Or are you hoping to have kids in the future? Some cities are more family/kid friendly than others. God be with you in whatever you decide, and please do bring us along! ❤❤❤✨🙏🏽 PS, San Diego is great or at least it was when I spent time there in the 90s. North Carolina is also worth checking out, particularly Charlotte and Raleigh/Durham.

[@mrsberry6407]

Dallas! The best areas are Plano, Frisco, The Colony, West Plano to name a few

[@mrsberry6407]

Check out Peyton Charles vlogs she’s a Dallas influencer

[@timrobinson6116]

Dallas native. Love your channel. I really inspire me to clean more efficiently. If you haven't yet. Check out the apartment tower in uptown called The Brady.

[@silkyslim8467]

I lived in Texas for 2 years, the weather Scared me, back in Cali now earthquakes Im used to🤣🤣

[@justinsingleton8829]

I live in Houston, but San Diego's weather is amazing. It's hot as hell here.

[@user-sw2wf5zh3q]

dallas heat is a different heat pray & let spirt guide you, if it is not right do not stay what you are looking for you will find. The apts look HOT.. LOL STAY BLESSED SHALOM

[@imralljoshae5978]

Beautiful apartments, thanks for sharing the prices.

[@gemnilocs]

Of all the places you’ve listed, I think Dallas would be the best choice. I personally think Miami is cool to just visit…Houston gets the bad weather,San Diego is cool, clean but very expensive…if home ownership is in sight, Dallas.

[@lateshiaelizabeth]

Moved to Dallas 2 years ago. Best decision I’ve made. It’s hot, they can’t drive here, and the food sucks. Outside of that I have no complaints.

[@peytonfan]

That vinyl shelf in the first or second apartment was 🔥

[@akelly2277]

Reach out to Peyton Maree Charles she lives in Dallas and could tell you where to go.... She's amazing💜💜

[@shayc.2562]

Welcome to Dallas! I absolutely love living here. The heat is a bit much, but I only get out when I have too, and that's earlyyy in the morning.

[@kimiee5325]

New to your channel but old to the knowledge of me relocating several times.Never been to Dallas but have visited.Life is all about taking chances and remembering if it doesn't work on to the next or back as you were. Sending positive vibes to this wonderful journey of life and supporter of whatever decision you make 😀⛱️

[@navimarlow]

Im so excited for you!!

[@marieconway6600]

You'll love Dallas

[@dennyparada6964]

Seattle or Tacoma, Washington are reasonable options to visit. Moved out from California to Washington

[@rochelle8568]

The heat out there in Texas ☀️ Whew !! Hope u ready for it. I thought u wasn’t a heat person 🤷🏽‍♀️I don’t know why I can see you in Charlotte , North Carolina for some reason.

[@tringo2081]

When I moved to Dallas it was literally my first time ever being in Dallas. I choose Dallas because this is the hub for corporate jobs and I haven’t looked back since

[@ladeebern2836]

Pensacola Florida. I moved from NC to here and I love it.

[@Thatbul]

There is like two black people there.

[@tresameeks6416]

Hello Dwho I Love how Clean you keep your apartments Cause most guys are Lazy, Also try Alanta Georgia 💙💙

[@karensterling5246]

Hurricane season is June to November every year but that doesn’t mean that we get hurricanes every year and they don’t always hit the same areas. I was wondering about your business with your buses. Even if you sell them in Michigan you may want to reconsider picking it up in Miami. If not games then maybe parties. Food for thought. I can’t comment on your other options but Miami is flexible. Plus don’t forget 30 minutes north is Fort Lauderdale and 30 minutes north some more you’re in palm beach. I think you would have to be in a location for at least a few months to get a true experience of the local life. Wherever you choose I pray you’ll be safe and successful. Forwards ever!

[@zoeseden4911]

I have been in Dallas for 13 years and absolutely love it.. best wishes on your journey!

[@Marie-et6fs]

Hello Mr. DWHO, you don’t have to be exactly in Miami try to find a better spot that’s close to it and the weather is better. I’m sure whatever choice you make will be a great one, moving is hectic but if you don’t like the spot you can always move. Glad to see a new vlog. Blessings to you!!!

[@daffodilssnapdragons6388]

TX native... now in Oklahoma. I here the M districts are nice in Dallas but there are a lot of side cities worth checking. The metroplex as a whole has a lot overall. 2-3 months of heat outta 9 isnt bad. You just get used to doing things in the a.m. or at night during those months. Or you could travel then! 😊