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Retiring in Tennessee?

KitKat2023

KitKat2023

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We're thinking of retiring to Tennessee in 5-7 years. Pros and cons??

Our reasoning is that we can find a home on a lake that we can afford, lower taxes, no taxes on our retirement money, etc...

I'm more worried about healthcare because I'm a two-time cancer survivor.
 
KitKat2023 said:
We're thinking of retiring to Tennessee in 5-7 years. Pros and cons??

Our reasoning is that we can find a home on a lake that we can afford, lower taxes, no taxes on our retirement money, etc...

I'm more worried about healthcare because I'm a two-time cancer survivor.
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Tennesse is a great state in which to visit and live. Especially the eastern part. Quality of life L is awesome there.
Also, if you are worried about another cancer bout, more reason to enjoy life now! :ThumbsUp:
 
FrancSevin said:
Tennesse is a great state in which to visit and live. Especially the eastern part. Quality of life L is awesome there.
Also, if you are worried about another cancer bout, more reason to enjoy life now! :ThumbsUp:
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My husband has relatives in Fairfield Glade, so we've been scoping out properties to get a feel for what's out there. The HOA is concerning because we've never dealt with anything like that before.
 
That's in a good part of the state. Nice terrain, hills and some mountains. Smokies just a few miles away. Great people there.
 
As Franc said Tennessee is awesome. HOA's are a nightmare. I would avoid them at all costs. Even if you have to buy a bit further away, NO HOA. JMHO.
 
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