Trelawny

Thank you Kirk!

We have recently sold our business and permanent home in Michigan. We now plan on spending more time in Texas than in Michigan (with a few months of RVing Travel in between). It has occurred to us that we should move our permanent residency to Texas. We own a Condo there so have an address we can use. We were thinking it might be better because there is no State Income Tax in Texas and if we stay in the Condo over time could sell it without capital gain taxes. But we are from Michigan and have never relocated anywhere before. Are there cons to this thought we don't see? Has anyone done this? Or have input to this idea? Thank you!

We're still debating our Winter trip this year. We have a reservation on Port Aransas which is in Neuces County in Texas - but I think the high covid numbers in that county are more from the higher populated areas and not the smaller towns. We live in Northern Michigan in a low population county and feel safe at home - but sure don't look forward to the cold and snow. We have a long long bucket list - and don't want it cut short if we can avoid it. Deciding what is prudent is always a challenge.