Henderson New Home

They were supposed to deliver my home on Wednesday (Aug 9), but on Tuesday, the hauler ran somebody else's house into a bridge in Richmond. He now cannot haul in VA.

The dealership is trying to find someone else to haul, w/o success.

Another hitch is the fact that it takes 10 days to get a permit in VA (each half of the house is 16' wide). I was told by DMV that the other guy's permit can be transferred to the new hauler. The dealership manager said she was told it couldn't be.

So I need two things: 1. someone to haul it; 2. an expedited permit process. HELP!!!!!

Since you are a Yahoo user, why not try the Yahoo Yellow Pages:

http://yp.yahoo.com/

Look under mobile homes or mobile home movers. The mover should take care of the permit and include it in the price of the move.

Good luck with your search.

2006-08-11 17:07:00 by Maryfrances

Gold Award winner for "Best Speculative Luxury Home" by MNCBIA. This home offers designer kitchen, home theater, fitness room, opt. wine ...

I love my home situated between the mountains and the Puget Sound. However, my husband, who is near retirement, lost his job. He is interviewing in Henderson, NV. and thinks he will get an offer. We will likely rent but at the end of the probationary period, we will probably consider buying a home there too. Please help a non desert dweller to mentally adjust to life without forests, orcas, deer, and family.

Where should we look for a home to rent and then buy?
(Schools are not a concern)

I am a substitute teacher. Is there a need for subs in Henderson?

I hate the idea of dealing with scorpions. Is it an issue?

You have too many snakes. Is it an issue in the residential areas, or just outside of town?

I hate heat. How do locals survive it? I was in Vegas once when it was 114 degrees. I could not leave the room. I was also there once when it snowed, and that too is not a joy.

I am open to a new adventure, but need to arrive prepared for a very different life, and a life without my children and grandchildren. Help please.

You will never get use to the difference. I lived in Colorado before I moved to Vegas.. It's so different that you don't really get use to it, you just have to accept that it's different. The biggest thing you'll notice is lack of trees/green. I've been here 10 years and I still hate not seeing trees.

Adjusting to life without your family can be tough, especially if you've never been without them. It's tougher for the younger crowd here to find friends, just because of the Vegas lifestyle and the kinds of people it attracts, but if you're closer to retirement age it should be easier to get a good base of friends. All you can do is surround yourself with good people to fill-in for your family. There's a good retirement and pre-retirement base of people here, so that should help some.

The zip codes you want to buy/rent in are 89052 (Seven Hills), 89044 (Madiera Canyon), 89012 (MacDonald Ranch/Green Valley), 89074 (Green Valley).. All of those are in newer Henderson. You don't want to live in 89014 & 89015 (older Henderson). 89123 & 89183 (Silverado Ranch) are in Las Vegas, adjacent to 89052 & 89074, it's also a good area to live in. It will be cheaper than living in newer Henderson. Southern Highlands (89141) is a 15-20 minute drive to Henderson and is a nice area. I live here and drive into Henderson for work.

Generally, the nicest areas are on the edges of town. Be forewarned about living too far back into 89052 & 89044 though.. There's only 1 main road (Eastern) that goes back there, so traffic can be pretty bad at times.

I have no real knowledge about the sub situation, but we do have a huge budget short-fall and education is one of the things on the chopping block. But maybe that's a good thing for subs? Less full-time teacher = more subs??

Animals and insects are almost a zero issue. Been here 10 years and have never seen a scorpion or snake at my house and I live right up against a mountain with no development behind my house. There's no mosquitoes. One of the great things about living here is that there's almost no bugs. I've seen maybe 5 black widows in my yard and a coyote running by a few times, that's about it.

You do get use to the heat to some degree, but you'll learn to go out once the sun goes down. Most stores are certainly NOT open 24/7, but they do stay open longer than in other cities. Restaurants are open longer too. Wal-Mart and grocery stores are pretty much the only 24/7 stores. It only snows about once a year and it usually doesn't stick, so thats not really an issue.

Don't be fooled, it's going to be very different. You just have to accept the desert southwest for what it is and what it isn't. I hope the move goes well for you two.

2009-03-08 07:51:36 by sealthgirl

Price: $14.98 $14.98

So playing the new game and its pretty fun but i am stuck. I used the pictured walkthrough listed here cause i have tried over and over again...Its level 25 Louie Henderson. The towel rack that is pictured i do not have. I have all gold medals thinking that would help but nope. Also just tried using a different towel rack nope. Soooo please any help that would be great!!!

Scroll all the way to like the end to look at the pictured walkthrough
http://www.gamezebo.com/games/home-sweet -home-2-kitchens-and-baths/tips-tricks