moving to idaho

Learn how Idaho's family-friendly environment, gun rights, and limited government attract new residents seeking a change from big city life.

New residents are moving to Idaho, but for some, moving to Idaho could cost them a little extra as they could be taxed to move to the state.

As well as they all try, some still leave hints and stand out that they are not originally from here.

We know, we know. This will make some of you happy, and some of you very unhappy. The question here is, do we want people to know how great Idaho is? Well...

There are things about Idaho that are hard to explain. Things that someone who isn't from Idaho, or at least is new to the area will have a hard time understanding. Check out these things that Idahoans have to explain to out of towners.

Are Californians really the problem? Californians only count for a third of those moving here.

Figuring out where to move to can be stressful and finding the right place isn't easy, but Twin Falls seems to be a prime location for many to call home.

Moving is tough. It takes time, money and patience. With kids, it adds to the stress and adds another dimension and unknown you can't prepare for.

There is a lot that goes into moving to a new state. You first have to find a home, then get to know your new coworkers, learn your new job, and those are just the big things.

Buying a house is a big investment. It is one of the goals all people have in life. Moving to a new state and finding a new home can be extremely stressful.

Anyone that has moved before, knows that it isn't fun to have to pack up a place full of memories and move to the unknown.

It's a no from us...