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Best move in place for WFH job - Suggestions pls


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1 hour ago, Kalam_Youtheman said:

Michigan dead seaaaap homes

ye area lo bruh?

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1 hour ago, tennisluvrredux said:

Nashville Tennessee or Greenville South Carolina 

Nashville is still in development mode.. best time to move in. 

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3yr WFH antunnav...contracting ah leka FT but only 3yrs ey na? what after that? vere job chusukuntava? or go back to NJ?

vere job ante if u live in small towns then kastam kada...adi chusuko. Leda oka 3yrs lo entho kontha save chesi, malli back to NJ veldam ante then go for small towns...otherwise better find a city which has enough IT jobs if WFH's are gone after 3yrs

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6 minutes ago, ShruteSastry said:

ye area lo bruh?

kalamazoo nunchi traverse city daka anywhere alage vuntayii kada 

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Better schools anutunav why move out of NJ ? I would say Don’t go to small states because of obvious reason for kids … I would say NJ, Chicago or CA I know it’s hard to stay in these but this is best you can give to kids ….

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where is the TS? kochen esi vellipoyadu

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1 hour ago, Picheshwar said:

CA inka baguntadi 

Adhi super place bro. But budget ki undeldu ga. But yeah ca ni edhi beat seyyalehu

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6 minutes ago, summer27 said:

where is the TS? kochen esi vellipoyadu

Dan pavlo call chesi cheptha

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2 hours ago, Vaampire said:

Depends on ur future plans. Do u want to buy a home and settle there???

also u said its for 3 years. Is it contracting?

Yes. Planning to buy home and settle. For now it is contracting 

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2 hours ago, summer27 said:

depends..do you want to permanently settle down or stay there for next 3 years? Also do you have kids? How old are they

Atleast for next 5 years in the new place. 2 kids bro. 5 and 2 years old.

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46 minutes ago, no01 said:

3yr WFH antunnav...contracting ah leka FT but only 3yrs ey na? what after that? vere job chusukuntava? or go back to NJ?

vere job ante if u live in small towns then kastam kada...adi chusuko. Leda oka 3yrs lo entho kontha save chesi, malli back to NJ veldam ante then go for small towns...otherwise better find a city which has enough IT jobs if WFH's are gone after 3yrs

3 years contracting bro. Not sure if they will give Full time in future. You are right about after 3 years. IT jobs vache places e best anukuntunna.

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38 minutes ago, macha said:

Better schools anutunav why move out of NJ ? I would say Don’t go to small states because of obvious reason for kids … I would say NJ, Chicago or CA I know it’s hard to stay in these but this is best you can give to kids ….

NJ problem is weather bro. It is not going well with me. CA is too expensive for single income.

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1 hour ago, FrontMan said:

I did research..

 

1. Florida Tampa and Jacksonville..no state tax and few Desi communities 

 

2. Texas - Dallas puram and Austin ...100% domination by Telugu from both Andhra Telangana. Okadu tana ante inkodu tandana antadu..inkodu tantex antadu 

 

3. New Hampshire.. no state tax no sales tax and no insurance mandatory ..

 

Lot of indian Telugu people in Nashua exit 1 and exit 8 

 

3. Phoenix Arizona.

Thanks for the input bro. Florida Tampa schools bagane untaya?  Is it good to buy home in 1 or two years? How is the IT market?

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1 hour ago, KothaKurrodu said:

Atlanta, charlotte

Nenu ive anukunna..Nenu NJ thappa e place kuda lenu and not many friends in these places. Manahe cheyyochu anukuntunna.

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9 minutes ago, kathilantikurradu said:

NJ problem is weather bro. It is not going well with me. CA is too expensive for single income.

Outside of bay area, CA is same as NJ

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