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It’s easy to see why Georgia is one of the best states in the South to enjoy your retirement. There’s the friendly, laid-back culture, the numerous outdoor recreational activities, and the beautiful weather — just to name a few benefits. But where are the best places to retire in Georgia? Here are 12 of our favorites.

California is well known as the land of sunshine, surfing, and movie stars. But that’s just skimming the surface of this huge and wondrous land. If you’re thinking of moving to California, you’ll want to dig a bit deeper. Read on, future Californians, for 14 truly important things you should know about the land, food, and people of the Golden State. At the end, we’ve even thrown in a few tips for making your move to California as smooth as possible.

Home to camellias, cotton, and Crimson Tide, Alabama is one of the best places you can retire not only in the Southern U.S.. It’s a supremely senior-friendly state with warm weather year-round, Gulf Coast towns to settle down, and golf courses for days. Affordability is another major perk of retiring in Alabama, with a low cost of living and plenty of tax benefits for retirees to enjoy. Read on for the full breakdown.

They say everything is bigger in Texas, and Austin is no exception. From the food to the fun, there’s never a dull moment in this central Texas hot spot. But is Austin the perfect fit for you? If you’re thinking about living in Austin, Texas, here are nine things you need to consider first.

Whether you’re beginning your Airbnb hosting venture or looking to pick up some new tips, we’ve got the inside scoop from a Superhost on how to turn your house into an ideal home away from home.