Is eveyone foreclosing around you?
No...not at all
Florida is getting about 32,000–33,000 new residents per month now — way down from the 2021–22 boom, but still positive.
I saw Jacksonville was getting hit with foreclosures. It's two hours from Mom.MR-7 » 24 May 2026, 5:00 pm » wrote: ↑ Florida is getting about 32,000–33,000 new residents per month now — way down from the 2021–22 boom, but still positive.
Jacksonville is a ****-hole. It's a shame. Jacksonville 15 years ago was quieter, cheaper, safer in more neighborhoods, and had that ‘big town’ feel. The population boom, rising costs, and rapid growth changed the whole vibe. I live in the country.JohnnyYou » 24 May 2026, 5:05 pm » wrote: ↑ I saw Jacksonville was getting hit with foreclosures. It's two hours from Mom.
I just don't like the climate much. But is rich in refrigeration.
Home of the Benson Pilot..MR-7 » 24 May 2026, 5:10 pm » wrote: ↑ Jacksonville is a ****-hole. It's a shame. Jacksonville 15 years ago was quieter, cheaper, safer in more neighborhoods, and had that ‘big town’ feel. The population boom, rising costs, and rapid growth changed the whole vibe. I live in the country.
I just learned something...Benson Spillway Pilot Program...never knew it existed. See Johnny how easy that was for me to look it up? Why is it so hard for you to look up the HB 1222 that blocks local police from working with federal immigration authorities? Please Johnny, get your Slack-Jawed *** in gear.
I'm just glad Wierd Al Yankovich didn't ever do My My My Big Bonah..MR-7 » 24 May 2026, 5:26 pm » wrote: ↑ I just learned something...Benson Spillway Pilot Program...never knew it existed. See Johnny how easy that was for me to look it up? Why is it so hard for you to look up the HB 1222 that blocks local police from working with federal immigration authorities? Please Johnny, get your Slack-Jawed *** in gear.