ogdefense
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California BEACH FRONT in diego because even if you dont want it theyre you could sell it for WAY over 1 million and buy 5 houses in Mississippi or somewhere. |
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julielove327
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New York..it has the nicest four seasons upstate, and the crime rate is low where I am. |
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caver nico
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Austin TX, cause is the weirdest city in america |
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b_haber
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I would put it in Florida. Although not my favorite state, it does have beautiful beaches, but the main reason is protection from asset seizure. Florida state law allows individuals to keep their homes, no matter what may happen to them in the form of judgements or bankruptcy. This is why folks like OJ have bought in the state, despite the fact that he owes Millions from judgements in Civil suits in California. In short, no matter what happens, you cant easily have your property taken away from you in Florida. |
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Josh S.
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On the most expensive oceanfront property there is... then I'd sell it and pay for college. |
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The Advocate
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Jupiter, Florida ! Unbelievable resale appreciation. |
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robertonduty
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Colorado.... I-70 is just too beautiful not to want to drive it every day. |
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♥ChuchubeesMomma♥
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I would put the house in Lake Tahoe, Nevada. Where else can you fish, boat, waterski, and go gambling? That would be my ideal spot. If not there then, in Austin, Texas. Such green plush land I've never seen. But then maybe I'm a bit secluded. I live in a desert, anywhere is greener than here :-( |
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Nando
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New York city for sure, is just the rush of the city so many things to see and do there, 24/7 |
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housefullofboys3
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suburbs of chicago..... |
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cbp
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Connecticut. It's my home. Plus, it will be worth the most if I sell it. |
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Joni B
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Hawaii. duh. |
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Lucybelle
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South Carolina. I would love to move back home one day :-). |
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