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I don’t doubt there are houses within an hour in that price range. But in a top tier school district is going to be tough.

The ice we skate is getting pretty thin, waters getting warm so we might as well swim

Sharon has a great school system and they might have a 3bd home in your price range. If you take the commuter rail, you can be at south station in 40 mins.

You can have mass health and probably will pay a small amount for it every month. It depends on your income level. Standard mass health pretty much covers most medications and you might have a small co pay. There are different mass health plans like the ones on the connector. Mass health will let you know which ones are available to you and if you have a small insurance payment every month. As far as mass health taking your assets, please look up the information on the mass health website. I doubt you have much to worry about. Edit here it is MassHealth may recover assets from:

Any members who received care after age 55 or older, or

Members of any age who were permanently in a long-term care or other medical facility (like a nursing home

These posts should not be allowed tbh

Never in the history of ever has being called a NIMBY caused anyone to change their mind.

I don't understand why they're spamming Reddit instead of talking to a realtor

Swampscott- 25 min to North Station and so easily within a 1hr commute unless you're working around Alewife. You can get 3BRs for <650 in some parts of town. Good schools and a new k-5 school going in right now if you have young kids.

FYI, MassHealth will need to be repaid to the state from your estate upon death. So what you use for Masshealth will need to be paid back. It is the same with Medicaid too.

I know this is not part of your questions, of which I do not have any answers, but thought as a PSA, people should be aware that this is not free care.

People should know what their total indebtedness is if anyone wishes to leave any estate to their children/spouse. So if someone needs to go into a nursing home too, and have it paid for by Medicaid as the costs are insane, please know that when a person dies the state can take your assets like your home to cover what they paid to the nursing home.

People should be able to know what their cost load is so that if they want to pay it down while they are alive, they should be able to do that.

I love those 20 hours of actual spring.

Awful schools.

I’m not a fan of casinos either. But like, the Mashpee Wampanoag, along with other Native tribes, were nearly exterminated in a campaign of genocide.

If this is what it takes for them to see any reparations, I’m all for it.

The whole blood quantum thing is racist as fuck, and it’s good to see a number of Native tribes saying “fuck that” to it. Hopefully more follow

...since when?

Clients have been canceling because of this, yes

Best school districts sub 1 hour (remember traffic is a thing too) are gonna be starting in the 800s for 3bd that aren’t falling apart. I’m probably even being a little generous on the price.

Thanks detective

They are so bouncy and relaxing, though!

Makes sense.🤷‍♂️

Lol please do my research for me I am to lazy to read a spread sheet with school information and the. Type those towns into Redfin.

Lazy lazy people.

Me

That budget is absolutely fine up to an hour outside of Cambridge, are you kidding? Housing prices are bad, sure, but their radius puts them almost anywhere from Cambridge to New Bedford going south, my guy. Plenty of good places to live with that budget.

Edit- just noticed it said UNDER an hour, so not as big a radius as I thought, but the point still stands

Leafs unfortunately.

You know the country with tar sands might not exactly be the best in that regard either