7 Things You Should Know Before Moving to North Carolina

Avoid Moving To North Carolina Unless You Can Handle These 7 Facts.
Before you take the plunge into North Carolina living, let's make sure you're fully equipped with the essential knowledge to make a wise decision. Delving into the intricacies of North Carolina living can uncover unexpected surprises, requiring a deep understanding of the lesser-known facts. Together, we'll ensure you're well-prepared to embark on this exciting journey and create your own slice of North Carolina paradise.

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[Solveit]

Thank you for sharing! This was very informative

[HeyHeyHunt-qr]

📣Great video....
I would add the story of trucking, political and banking heir Tyree M Burr-Hunt. It's worth investigating....
Effecting property claims throughout the state.

[almathealeigh]

In every single NC video, everyone gripes about the humidity with no context. My summers are 8 weeks or more of consistent/consecutive days near or over 90f with over 90% humidity. When it rains, it makes it even worse. Is this the same, better, or worse than the norm in NC?