[Deb]

I was born in Hollywood. I went to Hollywood High and USC. I've lived there my whole life and in the Hollywood Hills for two decades, but recently I bought some property in East Texas. I will probably sell my CA house pretty soon because I spend all my time in Texas. As a conservative, working in show biz, it was pretty frustrating, but being in the most conservative town, in the most conservative district, in the most conservative state in the union...is heaven.

Also, this area, (Tyler) has gone thru a transformation from oil to medical. Hospitals everywhere.

[NoGrayZone]

Hmmm, my sister being an RN and me having the experience of corporate accounting, AP & AR experience, as well as a small endodntic practice, and dealing with the public might be a place for us.

[bert]

Here is some food for thought. Forbes is looking out for folks like you ( down south, we’re folks)

There are several places noted in Texas, but also Raleigh (and Durham and the Research Triangle) and Nashville (no income tax)

I read the actual article in Forbes and it is much more complete and includes smaller cities separately from the top 25 big cities so it might be worth checking out too.

http://blogs.forbes.com/joelkotkin/2011/07/06/the-next-big-boom-towns-in-the-u-s/

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