My wife and I bought two rental units in Star and Eagle about 4 years ago. Last May, we sold the rental in Eagle at the top of the market and are in the process of selling our Star rental. My youngest son earned an academic scholarship to Boise State University and will be travelling back to Boise. My in-laws live in Star. We spend the last few months looking at homes in the Middleton, Star, and Eagle communities. We have been back several times over the last few years and we got to know the areas fairly well.
We are listing our San Diego house in March to hopefully have it sold by mid June. My wife gets to retire this year. She will move back with my son while I work one more year in Kaliforniastan. I will be living in a travel trailer for a year in East San Diego County.
We ended up get our forever home in Eagle. It wasn't my first choice, but my wife is ecstatic and I am happy with a $160,000 mortgage on very large new construction home. I wanted a water front property, RV garage, and close proximity to the Boise Green Belt. I didn't get any of that.
There was one house that had water front, but my wife didn't feel the vibe. It was a disappointing moment when I knew it wasn't the one. With that being said, the community I am going to retire to, is beautiful, with walking paths and trails. The Boise river is about 1 mile away. I can walk or use my ebike to get there fairly quickly.
Before anyone talks to me about inflated prices and traffic, I made very good money on the rentals and the home in San Diego. And this is our last home we plan to buy. I don't plan on commuting during rush hour since I will be retired. Haha.
I will be paying half the amount of property tax that I am now and the HOA fees are about $91 a month. I hate HOA, but my wife is ecstatic. Did I already mention that?
We are listing our San Diego house in March to hopefully have it sold by mid June. My wife gets to retire this year. She will move back with my son while I work one more year in Kaliforniastan. I will be living in a travel trailer for a year in East San Diego County.
We ended up get our forever home in Eagle. It wasn't my first choice, but my wife is ecstatic and I am happy with a $160,000 mortgage on very large new construction home. I wanted a water front property, RV garage, and close proximity to the Boise Green Belt. I didn't get any of that.
There was one house that had water front, but my wife didn't feel the vibe. It was a disappointing moment when I knew it wasn't the one. With that being said, the community I am going to retire to, is beautiful, with walking paths and trails. The Boise river is about 1 mile away. I can walk or use my ebike to get there fairly quickly.Before anyone talks to me about inflated prices and traffic, I made very good money on the rentals and the home in San Diego. And this is our last home we plan to buy. I don't plan on commuting during rush hour since I will be retired. Haha.
I will be paying half the amount of property tax that I am now and the HOA fees are about $91 a month. I hate HOA, but my wife is ecstatic. Did I already mention that?



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