• Looking for Yellowstone? Golden State to Big Sky: Check Out Montana!

  • Apr 9 2024
  • Length: 26 mins
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Looking for Yellowstone? Golden State to Big Sky: Check Out Montana!

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  • In this episode of The Jones Zone, Host Darryl Jones is joined by Kiersten Wardman, a family friend who relocated to Montana. They explore topics like Montana's slower pace of life, the colder climate and snowy winters, the job market, things to do for fun, property prices and taxes, wildlife, and more to help anyone considering a similar move weigh the pros and cons.

    Episode Highlights:

    • Montana's stunning natural landscape and scenery
    • The slower, friendlier pace of life compared to California
    • Very cold, snowy winters that last 3-4 months
    • Lower income taxes and property taxes, but higher food prices
    • Popular outdoor recreation activities like skiing, snowboarding, hunting, fishing and hiking

    Key Questions Asked:

    1. How did you end up deciding to move to Montana?
    2. What are the biggest differences coming from California?
    3. How cold and snowy are the Montana winters?
    4. What is the job market and economy like there?
    5. What kind of wildlife and outdoor hazards exist?
    6. What advice would you give to Californians considering moving there?


    Contact Darryl:

    Darryl & JJ Jones Real Estate

    Email: darrylandjj@gmail.com

    Phone: (714) 713-4663
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