Originally Posted by SeaJay
Originally Posted by BMWTurboDzl
Originally Posted by Silverado12
I know that's what I would do. I had to leave West Virginia in the mid 1980s to find a decent job in the Richmond, VA area. Been here ever since and don't regret it one bit. The weather is nicer, cars don't rust and people here seem to be decent for the most part.
Did you have to sell your house in WV? Being able to sell ones home is difficult in areas where the primary employer leaves because of the impact on supply (more people are selling) and demand (less people can afford to buy).
Just about any home in any region can be sold without any problem at all. The only requirement is that the asking price be at or near the current market price. Not what it used to be worth, not what you bought it for or not what you think it should be worth. If it is priced correctly, it will sell.
In some areas that might be less than price of Cruze.
Originally Posted by BMWTurboDzl
Originally Posted by Silverado12
I know that's what I would do. I had to leave West Virginia in the mid 1980s to find a decent job in the Richmond, VA area. Been here ever since and don't regret it one bit. The weather is nicer, cars don't rust and people here seem to be decent for the most part.
Did you have to sell your house in WV? Being able to sell ones home is difficult in areas where the primary employer leaves because of the impact on supply (more people are selling) and demand (less people can afford to buy).
Just about any home in any region can be sold without any problem at all. The only requirement is that the asking price be at or near the current market price. Not what it used to be worth, not what you bought it for or not what you think it should be worth. If it is priced correctly, it will sell.
In some areas that might be less than price of Cruze.