10 Best Places to Reinvent Your Life in Retirement

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As long as you are renting in retirement have at Georgetown, TX... Been there, done that and Williamson County will kill you in property taxes. Paid close to 4K/yr for 5acres/house. Rock and cactus land that wont grow grass goes for 8-10K/acre. Dont want any land-rushers here, but in Oklahoma I pay 1,200/yr for 60acre ranch/house...the schools dont need a choice of 6-8 fast food restaurants to feed your children....when I was in school, you went thru the lunch line and were fed what they put on your tray, I think we turned out just fine, but if you enjoy the high taxes move on in!!

Craig of OK 12:41PM April 20, 2012

Good luck you' all!

hotbinature of CA 12:14AM January 24, 2012

Good luck you' all!

hotbinature of CA 12:13AM January 24, 2012

The southwest!!!!!!

Old Nurse of AZ 5:27PM April 08, 2011

VERY CHEAP TO RETIRE AND LIVE.WEATHER IS HOT AND RAINEE SEASON ONLY.EVERYTHING YOU BUY IS CHEAP WHEATHER IS FOOD MEDICAL DENTAL OR ANY OTHER THINGS THAT YOU CAN THINK OF.THE PHILIPPINES IS THE ANSWER TO RETIREMENT PLACE TO START YOUR NEW LIFE.

MANUEL DE LOS REYES of NJ 1:44PM April 06, 2011

"Mexico, you have got to be kidding me? 'It you like it HOT. If you like filth! ...and don't forget to bring your drinking water.

Robert Anderson of AK 5:30PM April 03, 2011

TRY THE RIO GRANDE VALLEY OF TEXAS. THOUSANDS OF WINTER TEXANS CREATE MANY OPPORTUNITIES TO DANCE, PLAY GOLF AND FISH ALL AT A LOWER COST OF LIVING. ALSO BEAUTIFUL WINTER WEATHER.

SRANK of TX 2:10PM February 22, 2011

Mexico, you have got to be kidding me. Don't forget to clean and oil your AK47 tonight

Ted of FL 2:18PM February 13, 2011

I am very impressed with the links you have provided. I will pass the word on my blog.
We reinvented our life when we bought an RV and traveled for 6 months for several years and then bought in Tucson AZ. While Tucson is not a upper end city city, it does have a small town feel. Communities of retirees have gathered in 55+ RV resorts and planned modular communities. We have come to love it here.
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Barbara-b of OR 11:34PM February 10, 2011