Anyone in California, Colorado, Oregon, Utah, Nevada, or Las Vegas willing to (temporarily) home swap?

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I don't neccessarily mean permanently, though if things worked out that way to both sides agreement, it could. It's just that we'd like to "try before we buy." Having never lived in those places, I want to make sure we'd like it there (or being okay with being away from here) before we actually sell our house and make a permanent move. It could be a few months to a year we're talking about. We're in Minnesota, an hour away from Duluth, which harbors Lake Superior, the world's largest freshwater lake. I know that's not much of a tradeoff, but this state is not entirely without assets--cheaper costs of living, 10,000 lakes, "Minnesota Nice," etc. Nothing has to be set in stone--let's talk about it!

Answer 1

Um sure, I live in a van in Los Angeles' second ward.

The black one, on cinder blocks, no wheels.

I really Appreciate it.

Answer 2

The Fourth of July is a trip provided that became the day whilst the assertion of Independence became authorized by capacity of the Continental Congress. That gave the 13 colonies their independence from England. those 13 colonies grew to become the united states of a and later absorbed states which includes California, Oregon, Utah, Nevada, Colorado, Texas and New Mexico. Had the 13 colonies by no capacity gained their independence, the U. S. might by no capacity have been created for this reason no, the fourth of July in no longer purely a stupid holiday so get your **** quickly.

Answer 3

mmmmm......interesting proposition. I'd be willing to talk about it. I'm in Bakersfield, CA. Although I don't own a home, sounds like that's what you're looking for........ I rent a two bedroom, upstairs apartment in a four-plex.

Answer 4

Wow, everyone is getting the short end of this deal except you (unless you pick Utah). Not gonna happen.

Answer 5

Have you ever try to do it by yourself? It's quiet good exercise you know...

Answer 6

um, hell no?