Relocation

I've been in Kansas City, Missouri so much in my lifetime I feel like I've lived there, but I haven't. That's why I'm gonna rely on the help of robots to determine what the best neighborhood in that area is. Artificial intelligence picked a very low-key one that seems to be the favorite of many.

I will admit that I'm still trying to figure this one out. A new study regarding people choosing to move to California suddenly includes thousands from Missouri. How can this be?

I understand that many people over the past few years have decided that Illinois is not their cup of tea. I get it. However, I am in a state of shock at the state that they leave the Land of Lincoln for the most. In just one year, more than 35,000 Illinoisans decided to depart for the wackiest state in America.

It's very much in fashion to give Illinois a hard time these days and some of that grief is probably deserved. But, I would argue that there are at least 5 types of people who would legit really love living in the Land of Lincoln and I'm not even being snarky about this.

I am in a state of disbelief about a completely different kind of state. It's the one that a new report says is the one people are moving to the most and it's a Missouri neighbor that truly shocked me and maybe it will you, too.

I can guarantee you're going to see some snarky lists of reasons why you should consider leaving Missouri in 2024. This is not one of those. Sometimes people seriously need a change and I can give you 5 epic states you should consider if leaving Missouri is on your to-do list in the new year.

It's been said that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. If that's true, many beholders do not see beauty in Missouri as the state was just ranked among the least desirable in the nation.

In the past year, more than 20,000 California residents made the decision to move to Illinois. Now, because of an issue with water, there could be even more beginning in 2024.

Missouri isn't a state for everyone. Please don't take this the wrong way, but I'm convinced there are at least 5 types of people that should really consider leaving Missouri as soon as possible or not come here in the first place.

I don't like to give advice for something I haven't experienced. In this case, I can. Should you leave Missouri for good? I've done it before and I have some things I learned that you should seriously think about before you pack the moving truck.