[jsarno]

Alright, I have a question for you guys:

What area would you be more interested in moving to with these scenarios:
1- Brunswick, GA. My wife and I are very good friends with some people that just moved (enroute) to Brunswick, GA. They have been begging us to move with them, but there aren't a lot of jobs in that area. It's a great area though, by the ocean, which I miss very much. He works as an ICE agent, just left the border patrol after 23 years. She is going to get back into real estate and has talked me into going into business with her under E&S realty. (Everly / Sarno realty).
2- Denver, CO (area). My buddy Ed moved up there a few weeks ago, and he loves it. It has been my focus of attention for years to move there. I love the idea of the city. I love and miss the 4 seasons, and I love the outdoor activities that that area can give me, including the 4 major sports they have. We would have absolutely no family there and Ed, while he's a great guy, can be very attaching. We would have no safety net or help if something happened and we didn't make it. This is the only place where we wouldn't have a safety net. It's fairly close (8-9 hour drive from here) which makes relocation much easier.
3- Huntsville, AL. My best friend since I was 4 just got a job there to take over a business that his uncle runs. It's a multi million dollar business and they contract through NASA. There is no guarentee for me to join that business right now, but eventually Kenny will get me in and we'll work together. Could be 2-5 years from now though. It's also in hicksville central. I don't mean to be offensive, but being from Boston, I may not be very liked down there. It's a couple hours from Atlanta, so I imagine it's one of the hottest and most humid places in America. I prefer cool tempatures, and I am one of the few people in the world that actually likes cold weather. People say it's cold under 60...to me cold is 10-30 degrees. If it's 40-60 it's mild. If it's 60-70 it's indoor weather, and if it's 75-85 it's hot, and 85-95 is damn hot, and 95-115 is HELL. (ps- yes, it's over 100 degrees here every day)
4- Phoenix, AZ. (keep in mind my weather argument ealier) This is only being considered because my wife's sister and brother in law live there (they moved from Seattle to Phoenix about 6 months ago) and they have been lobbying to get us there ever since. Her parents actually just this past week put money down on a home in a 55 and older community, so they will be moving there after they retire here. Again, I like the fact that there are 4 major sports there (if you can consider the Cards a major team lol). The heat is definitely a deterant.

Anywho, I am just curious as to what you guys think?