New York

There has been a trend in recent years of Americans moving from higher-cost, typically more liberal-leaning states to states with a lower cost of living, many of which lean more conservative. This is a complex issue that involves many factors beyond politics, including housing costs, job opportunities, taxation, quality of life, and climate.

As of my knowledge cutoff in September 2021, there’s been a significant outflow of residents from states like New York and California to states such as Texas, Florida, and Tennessee, among others. While these trends may be influenced by political preferences for some, it’s important to note that not everyone’s reasons for moving are political. Many people are likely motivated by economic factors such as the cost of housing and the job market.

It’s also worth mentioning that migration trends can change over time due to shifts in the economy, changes in state and local policies, and evolving societal attitudes. For example, the COVID-19 pandemic significantly affected migration patterns as more people started working remotely, giving them more flexibility to live in places with a lower cost of living.

The impacts of such migration trends can be significant, affecting the economies, demographics, and political landscapes of both the states people are leaving and the ones they’re moving to. It can lead to shifts in political power, as reflected in the decennial redrawing of congressional district boundaries and the apportioning of seats in the House of Representatives.

To get the most current information, please refer to the most recent census data, state demographic data, or surveys from moving companies, as these sources can provide a more accurate and updated picture of migration trends.

Per CEO MIKE KORTAS NEXA Mortgage has submitted the NMLS State Mortgage Corporate Application in New York. New York has a reputation for taking longer than any other states in approving state Mortgage NMLS licenses for companies. Branches and individuals for their NMLS licensing. The tentative expected date is around six months to one year. We will keep everyone updated occasionally when we hear anything.

• This discussion was modified 7 months ago by  Gustan Cho.

No with former President Donald Trump getting convicted on all 34 charges against him, how is the conviction of President Trump going to affect the state of NEW YORK?

With all the political chaos going on among the far left with transporting illegal immigrants to NYC and surrounding suburbs, increasing local, county, and state taxes, creating many rules and regulations, New York had a flood of taxpayers flee New York to other low taxed cities and states. Now with the conviction of former President Donald Trump, many economists and political science scholars are forecasting millions of taxpayers and businesses will be leaving New York to other family and friendly states. If politicians can go after a former President of the United States and his family, New York politicians can do the same to an average Joe. Tens of thousands of taxpayers and businesses have already left New York. After yesterday’s news of former President Donald Trump being found guilty of 34 felony charges, it’s going to backfire on New York.

New York can soon become a ghost 👻 town. Stay Tuned, FOLKS.