The Alisha Collins Real Estate Team at eXp Realty - Page 3

Wyoming Isn’t What You Think… And That’s the Point!

March 27, 2026

What Nobody Tells You About Living in Wyoming — Until After You Move Here People move to Wyoming for the reasons they can describe: affordability, space, no state income tax, outdoor access, a slower pace of life. What they do not expect is what the place actually feels like once they are living in it … Continued

Wyoming Survival Guide: What You Must Know Before Moving Here

March 20, 2026

By alishacollins

Wyoming does not ease you in. The people who move here and thrive are the ones who understood what they were getting into before they arrived — and the ones who struggle almost always say the same thing: nobody told them the full picture. After over 20 years of helping people relocate to Wyoming, I … Continued

How Bad Is Wyoming Wind? The Honest Answer From Someone Who Has Lived It for 40 Years

March 16, 2026

By alishacollins

Wyoming wind is not exaggerated — but it is also not what most people who have never experienced it assume it is. I have lived in Wyoming for over 40 years. I have driven in it, built a business in it, raised kids in it, and watched hundreds of families move here and react to … Continued

Moving to Wyoming After High School: What Young Adults and Their Parents Need to Know

March 6, 2026

By alishacollins

Wyoming is one of the best states in the country for a young adult who wants to build a real life without spending the first decade drowning in rent and student debt — but moving here right out of high school is not the same as visiting for a week, and a lot of young … Continued

Why Locals Say “Don’t Move to Wyoming” — And What They Actually Mean

February 27, 2026

By alishacollins

Wyoming locals have been telling outsiders not to move here for decades, and if you take that at face value you will miss the entire point. The bumper stickers, the comment threads, the “Wyoming is full” jokes — none of that is actually about keeping people out. It is about something much more specific: a … Continued

What People Struggle With After Moving to Wyoming (That Nobody Warns You About)

February 23, 2026

By alishacollins

There is a version of Wyoming people fall in love with before they ever set foot here. The photos. The open space. The idea of freedom and quiet and a life that actually makes sense. And that version is real — Wyoming delivers on it. But moving here is not just a change of address. … Continued

What to Know Before Buying a House in Wyoming — 10 Things Every Buyer Gets Wrong

February 16, 2026

By alishacollins

There is a big difference between buying a house in Wyoming and buying the right house in Wyoming. After more than 20 years and 120–140 transactions per year in this market, I have watched buyers make the same mistakes over and over — not because they were careless, but because nobody told them what Wyoming … Continued

What Is Casper Wyoming Actually Known For? The Honest Local Answer

February 2, 2026

By alishacollins

Most people who ask about Casper, Wyoming have already formed an opinion before they ask the question. They have seen one description online, or one comment thread, or one photo — and they think they have the city figured out. They almost always have it at least partially wrong. Casper is a more layered, more … Continued

Is Wyoming a Bad Place to Live? Answering the Harshest Critics Honestly

January 23, 2026

By alishacollins

Wyoming gets criticized. Regularly, loudly, and sometimes in paragraph-long comment threads that take real creative effort to write. After 45 years of living here, I have heard most of it — the frontier hellscape characterizations, the wind complaints, the isolation arguments, the political objections. And here is my honest position: some of it is fair, … Continued

Things Only Wyoming Locals Understand — And What They Tell You About Whether You Belong Here

January 19, 2026

By alishacollins

There is a moment every Wyoming transplant describes — usually somewhere in their first or second year — when they realize that the way they live here would not translate anywhere else, and they have stopped needing it to. The wind check before leaving the house. The emergency kit that lives in the truck year-round. … Continued