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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 4444609" data-attributes="member: 58386">A MFJ can take a once in a lifetime exclusion of up to $500,000 gain from the sale of their personal residence. That will weigh into the matter I&#039;m quite certain. Going so far as to moving to a third world country where you&#039;re presence is only tolerated if you can buy your acceptance is something not many will do unless it&#039;s to a peaceful and politically stable part of the world especially when quite a number of Americans were stuck overseas when COVID hit. In fact right now my county has fewer than a dozen confirmed cases of COVID&nbsp; . Surrounding counties have even fewer. Every individual will have to plan for themselves based on their own economic situation. But if the old family home is still there back in Dullsville and the prospect of returning is still there you bet they&#039;ll take a good look at moving back. If you&#039;re done working and you&#039;re set for life you can go live wherever you want. Otherwise your options are limited&nbsp; to your means.Drug abuse is everywhere in this country and is not limited to a specific set of demographics . At the same time in my town we have had 1 homicide in past decade but it was a drug deal gone bad.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 4444609, member: 58386"] A MFJ can take a once in a lifetime exclusion of up to $500,000 gain from the sale of their personal residence. That will weigh into the matter I'm quite certain. Going so far as to moving to a third world country where you're presence is only tolerated if you can buy your acceptance is something not many will do unless it's to a peaceful and politically stable part of the world especially when quite a number of Americans were stuck overseas when COVID hit. In fact right now my county has fewer than a dozen confirmed cases of COVID . Surrounding counties have even fewer. Every individual will have to plan for themselves based on their own economic situation. But if the old family home is still there back in Dullsville and the prospect of returning is still there you bet they'll take a good look at moving back. If you're done working and you're set for life you can go live wherever you want. Otherwise your options are limited to your means. Drug abuse is everywhere in this country and is not limited to a specific set of demographics . At the same time in my town we have had 1 homicide in past decade but it was a drug deal gone bad. [/QUOTE]

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