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Moving to Florida in 2020? What You Need to Know | MELANIE ❤️ TAMPA BAY

So you want to move to Florida in 2020? This is your last cold winter, right? There's a lot to know about our great state, and I want to share information about establishing residency, buying vs. renting and the Tampa Bay area specifically. WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO MOVE TO FLORIDA? If you're planning to move to Florida part-time, you'll want to be diligent in following the rules to establish residency in this state. Consult an attorney if your situation is more complicated. Say, you own a home in another state and plan on buying another one in Florida. WHY SHOULD YOU MOVE TO FLORIDA? There are lots of reasons to move here and everyone has their own motivation. Warm winters and no state income tax are two of the most common ones I hear. Some people REALLY love Disney World and want to be close, or be near the beach. WHERE EXACTLY SHOULD I MOVE TO IN FLORIDA? If you're not being transferred by your job to a specific city, then you have an entire state full of different cities and towns to fit just about any lifestyle. Figure out if you want to be in a city or at the beach, and if you need to be close to an airport for frequent traveling. Which city has job opportunities that fit your skill set? What's your housing budget? Once you start answering those questions, you can narrow down which parts of Florida may work for you. Make sure to plan multiple visits to locations you're interested in to see what they're really like. Remember that vacationing in Florida is much different than living here day-today. Don't just hang out in touristy areas. Drive into neighborhoods, eat at local restaurants and talk to locals. WHEN SHOULD YOU MOVE? Whenever you're ready! Florida is a year round state - we don't really have a time when things are super slow. However, there are more people here during the winter months due to the part-time residents enjoying the warmer weather. As far as real estate is concerned, if you're looking to purchase a house - certain areas do fluctuate with inventory and prices throughout the year. For instance, homes in great school districts see peak buying/selling season during the spring and summer months before school starts. Vacation areas have busy winter months because that's when people are visiting and home shopping if they plan on staying. HOW DO I MOVE TO FLORIDA? Every circumstance is different, but there are a couple scenarios that I run across a lot. #1 - Family who wants to move here for the start of the 2020 school year #2 - Individual / family without a time frame or need for specific school district #3 - Florida retirees Moving can be very stressful, especially from another state. I totally understand! You have to take it one step at a time and try not to do too much at once. Best of luck with relocating to Florida! SUBSCRIBE to this channel if you want to learn about real estate, home ownership, or living in the Tampa Bay area: https://goo.gl/XStcGM FOLLOW MELANIE! 📱 http://melanielovestampabay.com INSTAGRAM:   / melanielovestampabay   FACEBOOK:   / melanielovestampabay   TWITTER:   / melanietampabay   SMITH & ASSOCIATES: https://melanieatkinson.smithandassoc... 🎧 LISTEN ON THE GO WITH MELANIE'S PODCAST 🎤 https://anchor.fm/melanielovestampabay ITUNES: https://goo.gl/TGQrW7 SPOTIFY: https://goo.gl/y6T1i4 GOOGLE PODCASTS: https://goo.gl/C7BcAx Melanie is a Tampa Bay area Realtor with Smith & Associates. She loves Tampa Bay area area, houses, and helping clients buy and sell real estate. Email: [email protected] Call/text me if you are looking to buy / sell a home in the Tampa Bay area! 813.368.6084 DISCLAIMER: All content provided on melanielovestampabay.com and the Melanie Loves Tampa Bay YouTube channel/social media platforms is for informational/entertainment purposes only. The owner of Melanie Loves Tampa Bay makes no representations as to the accuracy or completeness of any information on this site or found by following any link on this site. Information provided is subject to change, please consult Melanie directly or another licensed real estate agent to receive the best expertise for your specific situation. The owner of Melanie Loves Tampa Bay will not be liable for any errors or omissions in this information nor for the availability of this information. The owner will not be liable for any losses, injuries, or damages from the display or use of this information.