Making it Great When You Move Out of State

By Scott Boone

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As stressful as even the simplest of local moves can be, your blood pressure tends to rise even faster the farther the distance.  To keep you from stressing out, I’ve put together a short list of items to take into consideration when you are thinking about moving out of state.

Moving to Florida

By Scott Boone

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They don’t call Florida the Sunshine State for nothing.  That’s because the state averages more than 2/3 of the year where the sun shines.  It’s the sunshine that draws a lot of people down here, both to visit as well as to live either part or full time.  While some states such as New Mexico, have more sunny days on average, the average temperature in Jacksonville is 69-degrees, as opposed to 44-degrees for Santa Fe.  This means if you decide to move to Jacksonville, you can break your ice scraper over your knee.  The last time North Florida even got a dusting of snow was way back in 1989.