AVOID MOVING TO NORTH CAROLINA - Unless You Can Deal With These 10 Facts | Living in North Carolina

Living in North Carolina can be amazing but you might want to avoid moving to North Carolina unless you can deal with these 10 or so facts.

Some people will find these as a major attraction for moving to North Carolina, while others see them as a reason to stay far away. Either way, each one should be seriously considered deciding to relocate to North Carolina.

We have so many people contacting us who are moving here to Charlotte, Raleigh, Durham, Greensboro and Winston Salem and we REALLY love it! Getting relocated is never easy but we help make it a lot easier.

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You should move to Charlotte and begin enjoying the Charlotte NC life? Then this video is for you. See, Moving to Charlotte or Charlotte NC , and Living in Charlotte NC, are two different things . Why Charlotte North Carolina and Why the Charlotte NC Life ? As the go to Real estate agent and Charlotte realtor, I, Sir Ashley get asked this question multiple times a week. These are the top reasons you should move to Charlotte.

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[claircourtway]

I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.

[lindalinda]

I moved to North Carolina one year ago. The best decision I ever made. Before I moved, I was warned of racist people, I haven’t met any, I was warned of bad drivers, none encountered. I’m also a practicing Christian so I’m not into clubbing or nightlife or taking alcohol, still I’m enjoying my life. I’m African. To whoever wants to move anywhere in the world, if God says yes then go because where God guides he provides, protects, blesses. Shalom and Merry Christmas.

[TRmPisthebestEver]

As a black man whos lived in NC all my life I love it and ive never had any problems with racism here we all friendly to all people..🇺🇸✌🏽

[randomaccount]

“The entire state closes down” had me dying cause it’s the truth 😭

[wheelsOrDieNC]

I moved here 7 years ago with 300 bux and a car full of kids and clothes. Started over COMPLETELY. Things were extremely difficult the first year. After getting a great job our family has prospered immensely. We love NC. People, cost of living, opportunities, views. Absolutely beautiful. Never leaving.

[a_tired_wendigo]

As a North Carolinian I approve any message that deters anymore people moving here. It’s so crowded

[DUMA-wyri]

I'm Asian and lived in NC over 20 years no. I Remembered when we bought 10 acres we were questioned by locals if we were lost. They called police and I had to showed them the property deeds title.

Now the same neighbor is one of our close friends. We cooked some Egg rolls for them thay week and they opened up to us.

Use food to fight racism. Works every time especially egg rolls.

[NachozDood]

As a native North Carolinian you are all welcome to move here if you are thinking about it but please do not try to turn NC into where ever you are running away from Charlotte has a bad habit of removing all of its culture

[rainalove]

I loved living in NC...They're doing wayyy too much though...They're building alot of businesses and homes but are not expanding the roads to support the influx of residents.

[davesi]

Great video! Earlier this year my daughter married a Marine stationed in Jacksonville, NC so in April we helped her move down there. Both my wife and I were so amazed by that southern hospitality, we don't do much traveling but by far the people there were the best. We live in the upper midwest and thought that we were friendly people but we do not compare at all. Perfect strangers would say hi and even have short conversations with us and that was coming from all ethnic groups. Y'all down there just seem happier.

[stephenpratt-qfhq]

Beware of NC state medical laws such as 90-21.13. This statute declares in layman’s terms that once you sign a medical consent form you are basically at the mercy and capability of your provider. There will be no availability for legal representation unless the malpractice involves death. I wish someone told me. My life has been destroyed by the malpractice and the NC laws that support it.

[craigslist]

Floridian here, and I'm upset with the amount of people and traffic that has stifled the state in both congestion and housing costs. We're thinking about where we want to retire, and NC is probably the best of both worlds. Mountains and beaches! We appreciate the non-biased video! We've visited NC several times and have friends and family that are wooing us to move there. This video pretty much sealed the deal. Thank you!

[wynn]

I’m a lifelong NC resident, and this is the best summary of life in our state I’ve ever heard.

[robbyrob]

I moved to North Carolina from Florida. I love it here. People here are a lot more friendlier. I don’t really find the drivers here being as bad like Florida. I love seeing the wildlife here in NC. I see deer, rabbits, spiders, roaches, owls, snakes, lizards, earwigs, crickets, beetles. I hear those owls at night. People said that they have seen scorpions. I never seen them😂. They have a lot of festivals, town activities. I love seeing families out, about in town having a great time. Especially, on the weekends. North Carolina is a great place to live in my opinion.

[qefqyvk]

As a person considering a move to North Carolina, I found this video to be extremely helpful. Even some of the smaller issues you mentioned give one a flavor of the state. Thank you very much!

[judyshepard]

Been here 73 years and really approve your message. Hope all these bugs and snakes and alligators keep people away though.

[latonyasmith]

Love this video, every single thing is true. I'm born and raised in NC. Lived in Graham for 10 years where they have the statue in the spot where the man was hung in front of the court house. Wasn't much to do there, so I moved closer to Greensboro. You will cuss everyday when driving here, no one can drive or park - they are completely oblivious as to how big their vehicle is. We are also serious about our college teams - UNC and Duke is a huge rivalry here. The mosquitos, earwigs and camel crickets will run you out of here too. And yes, when it sleets we shut the schools down completely, it aint got to snow yet. Be prepared to be snowed in for 3 days because we can't clear the roads. Folks still buy all the milk and bread whenever there is a threat of inclement weather. If you go too far in the country you will still see the old slave houses and rows and rows of tobacco fields. Tractors are still on the road, small country stores, no cell phone signal and the southern drawl gets deeper and heavier the further south you go. If you stay in the city, close to downtown area you will be just fine. We get all the seasons and all the natural disasters, I swear we had a mini earthquake one year lol. We don't put our winter and summer clothes up, you just never know what the week is going to bring. Sweet tea has to be served at every single restaurant, or we will think you are crazy. North Carolina is a great place to live; I don't plan on moving from NC and I love to see new people move here from all parts of the state/country. Love to meet people from all walks of life.

[bobbersg]

As a North Carolinian born, raised, worked, and retired, I enjoyed this video. I agree the roads and infrastructure are inadequate. I don't agree that we have crazy drivers. Significant snow only falls in the higher mountains. Our people are friendly. We believe in civility and good manners.

[scottw]

As a 50-year-old native of North Carolina, I have to say this was SPOT-ON! Nice job at being "nonpartisan" about absolutely everything. I'm really impressed by this video.

[jtcarter]

North Carolina is not really a purple state. Outside of Charlotte, Raleigh area and Asheville it’s pretty red. Charlotte and Raleigh aren’t bad but Asheville is another story. There are plenty of places to move that aren’t extremely populated unless you just like big cities. The biggest drawback of North Carolina….FIRE ANTS. They are everywhere.