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~1,630m altitude.

#3239·Benjamin DaviesOP, 2 days ago

277 sunny days per year.

#3238·Benjamin DaviesOP, 2 days ago

~20 minutes from Reno-Tahoe International Airport and Renown Regional Medical Center (Trauma Level 2).

#3237·Benjamin DaviesOP, 2 days ago

High Trust Enclave. Galena Forest is a wealthy, low-density residential zone. Violent crime is statistically negligible. It operates as a de facto "gated community" due to its geography and demographics.

#3236·Benjamin DaviesOP, 2 days ago

The US First Amendment provides the strongest speech protections globally, specifically protecting "hate speech" that is criminalized in the UK, NZ, and Canada.

#3235·Benjamin DaviesOP, 2 days ago

Nevada is a "Stand Your Ground" and "Castle Doctrine" state. Concealed carry permits are "Shall Issue" (the sheriff cannot arbitrarily deny you), and open carry is legal without a permit.

#3234·Benjamin DaviesOP, 2 days ago

No requirement for annual standardised testing, no portfolio reviews, and no teacher qualifications.

#3233·Benjamin DaviesOP, 2 days ago

High-end grocers like Whole Foods nearby.

#3232·Benjamin DaviesOP, 2 days ago

Water is chlorinated.

#3231·Benjamin DaviesOP, 2 days ago·Criticism

300+ days of sun per year!

#3230·Benjamin DaviesOP, 2 days ago

1,700m elevation is nice.

#3229·Benjamin DaviesOP, 2 days ago

Winter temperatures frequently drop below freezing.

#3228·Benjamin DaviesOP, 2 days ago·Criticism

While Nevada offers 0% State Income Tax, residents still pay Federal Income Tax. The United States enforces Citizenship-Based Taxation (CBT). You are subject to federal tax on worldwide income and invasive reporting (FATCA), regardless of residency.

#3227·Benjamin DaviesOP, 2 days ago·Criticism

A place to live: Galena Forest, Nevada

#3226·Benjamin DaviesOP, 2 days ago·Criticized3

Expensive!

#3225·Benjamin DaviesOP, 2 days ago·Criticism

The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA) is notoriously bureaucratic regarding building and land use (to protect the lake clarity). You cannot just "build a shed." However, once built, property rights are strong, and the "Nevada side" shields you from California's rental laws.

#3224·Benjamin DaviesOP, 2 days ago·Criticism

This is a ski town. Cold is a real factor in winter, requiring cold adaptation or good heating. However, summer is the ideal: warm days (25°C), cool nights, and low humidity.

#3223·Benjamin DaviesOP, 2 days ago·Criticism

A place to live: Incline Village, Nevada

#3222·Benjamin DaviesOP, 2 days ago·Criticized3

Urban Proximity: Prescott is ~90 minutes from Phoenix Sky Harbor (International Airport) and Level 1 Trauma care. It is a manageable drive, but not "immediate" access.

#3221·Benjamin DaviesOP, 2 days ago·Criticism

US courts are generally reliable, though expensive. Corruption is low, but the US legal system is litigious. You are unlikely to face bribery, but likely to face regulatory lawfare if you scale too big.

#3220·Benjamin DaviesOP, 2 days ago·Criticism

Arizona employs a flat income tax (2.5%). There is no estate tax/death tax. While federal US taxes still apply (global taxation), for a US-domiciled Sovereign, this is as efficient as it gets. But it is still in America.

#3219·Benjamin DaviesOP, 2 days ago·Criticism

Prescott has active zoning and historic preservation boards that can act as NIMBY barriers to development. Water rights are a complex/critical legal layer here.

#3218·Benjamin DaviesOP, 2 days ago·Criticism

A place to live: Prescott, Arizona

#3216·Benjamin DaviesOP revised 2 days ago·Original #3215·Criticized4

A place to live: Prescott Arizona

#3215·Benjamin DaviesOP, 2 days ago·Criticized1

Greenwich is safer than central boroughs, but London is currently experiencing an epidemic of "high-value" street robbery (watches, phones) and bike jackings. It is not a "high trust" environment.

#3214·Benjamin DaviesOP, 2 days ago·Criticism