thinking bout moving to colorodo

oilfield bud

oilfield bud

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Sup riu, I was hoping some of you from Colorado could give a lil insight on moving to your state from texas. My oll lady has to go to a bigger university to finish out her last years in school to get her doc in phycology. We will both handle the cild well since she lived in oragen for several years and I worked the last 2 years in north dakota. But we will be looking for a 3 bed house Prefably in a small town, or in the outskirts or a town, can any1 give me any idea of what the rent might be like and how hard it is to fined jobs around there, she obviously will be a full time student and im an oilfield hand, but since thats not doing to hot right now im running heavy equipment and working as an iron worker. Thanks
 
sunni

sunni

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theres SOOOOOO MANY im moving to colorado threads on here, it may be best to use the search bar to get even more ideas while waiting for responses.
lots of your questions have been asked already so i suggest digging around...
 
oilfield bud

oilfield bud

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Ok awsome ill check them out, sorry im always trolling these threads but havent seen any. But ill definitely do a surch
 
bluntmassa1

bluntmassa1

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I'm sure it's easier to find work in TX to many people have moved to CO I wouldn't do it but I grow my own no point. And just cause its legal in CO you still need clean piss for most jobs especially heavy equipment jobs.
 
oilfield bud

oilfield bud

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Oh ya I figured that, I know how to clean out for tests. But we do enjoy our smoke, we arnt nesesairaly moving bc its legal. But it dose really help knowing my girl wouldnt loos her schooling for a lil weed
 
ODanksta

ODanksta

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Stay here if you want to make money, move there if you want to buy legal pot. Colorado is great and all, but what happens if state passes better laws?

Colorado is awesome, don't get me wrong, but I'd much rather live in Cali or Oregon if it was me.


Don't forget we live in a giant state with tons of rural area, you can hide for years out in the country. And Austin is pretty damn cool about pot, not to mention dallas and houston decriminalized up to 2 ounces of pot. Yeah you still get a ticket and shit but it's a start.

And in 2017 we will start selling real CBD oils
 
oilfield bud

oilfield bud

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Man id love to make money growing here in tx. Every1 ive talked to on here sais its way easier. And im in north east tx. So its harder to fined in my parts
 
MustangStudFarm

MustangStudFarm

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oilfield bud said:
Man id love to make money growing here in tx. Every1 ive talked to on here sais its way easier. And im in north east tx. So its harder to fined in my parts
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I am in a similar situation... Colorado's housing market is pretty slim! I had an easier time finding houses in Oregon... I was looking at $275k houses.
 
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jay719

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Qualified individuals can find employment near the major cities like pueblo, Colorado Springs, or Denver. When you get in to towns that are an hour so from a major city then opportunities aren't very abundant. The first question that would effect what area to look at is what school does your wife want to attend to finish her degree? Rent in Boulder will differ greatly from rent in Pueblo.

Also, I found the city data forums to be very informative when I was planning my relocation to CO
 
WeedFreak78

WeedFreak78

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sunni said:
theres SOOOOOO MANY im moving to colorado threads on here, it may be best to use the search bar to get even more ideas while waiting for responses.
lots of your questions have been asked already so i suggest digging around...
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Hit it on the head. I thought about Colorado once..then i realized every stoner in the US was heading there the day after it went legal. IDK what it' actually like but i would have to think with the influx of people the job market has got to be extremely competitive. There are a few people who have posted bout it. I bet there are alot of "I moved to Colo and failed" stories we aren't hearing.
 
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