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which state to retire to?
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Someplace warm, a place that does not tax your social security, and resonable real estate.
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Re: which state to retire to?
posted at December 19, 2011 6:21 PM EST
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I'm in love with the Naples/Bonita Springs/Ft Myers Beach area of FL.. I'd like to buy a second home there.. any suggestions of do's and don'ts.. Are there good deals in that area W. of HWY 41?
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