What do you think about relocating to Ohio ?
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Depends on where you will be. Ohio is actually very nice. I have been to the Columbus area a few times. You would be surprised at how many large corporations have headquarters there.
1112617
I secured a job in Florida when I was still living in Michigan.  In your cover letter explain your reasons for moving, it is also good to have a plan (ie - where you are going to live, potential move date, etc.) so that they know you are serious.  Also state in the cover letter that you are willing to fly to see them for an interview.  These points will let the potential employer know that you are actually serious about moving and not just playing around with the idea.
208386
GO there and do what?  You should first look into how you would make a living there.  You should have a better reason to move than just weather.
623317
I would emigrate over to Europe, the Netherlands.  I love the country, I have friends and family there.  I appreciate the laws and freedoms this country has.  Its history and present are beautiful.  I dont think i would pick another place.
297657
We have relocated many times: \n\nFirst of all..do you work for a company that can transfer  you to that area? What is the draw there? Family? Friends?\n\nI would take a vacation to the area to make sure you like it first. Research the weather and community to make sure they are amenities you would want. \n\nLook for housing to see how expensive it is...go grocery shopping...all the things you would do if you lived there. \n\nThen look for jobs and see if you are employable in that area. See what the median income range is and make sure that you would be able to afford the cost of living for that area! \n\nMake sure that any family you would be moving with you is on board with the idea! Do you need to look at school districts for your kids? Is your wife ok with the move? Will your partner need to leave their job to acoomodate this move? Will your mom stop talking to you? \n\nAFter you do your research...then..try to get a job first. \n\nAFter you have a job..you can always live in a motel for a month or so while you look for an apartment or house or you can look online especially if you did your research while you were there. \n\nmove your stuff, sell your home where ever you are now with a trusted agent...and enjoy your new life!!\n\nNow, if your company offers a transfer..that is different! The company may have a relocation service available to them and you will already have a job..but make sure that you can afford the cost of living on your salary!
54097
I visted Texas, and I loved it.  People are so proud of their state.  You don't really find that pride in other states.  It's people are diverse, and the terrain is beautiful.  I wouldn't mind moving to Texas.
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I really don't know much about WV, but I've been there a couple times (to Huntington). If the rest of WV is like there, you're better off moving to VA. Don't get me wrong, the people are so nice, but there just aren't many jobs. I also have a cousin who lives in the mountains in Berkeley Springs and he works in MD.
18567
I understand your frustration, but trashing the town you want to find work in is not smart. People who have jobs to offer in Akron probably feels some loyalty to the place that has helped them be successful.
687048
depends on how long you've been in your new area. if it hasnt been that long i suggest seeing if things pan out. but if you stay for a long time and find that you're miserable and still cant call the place "home" then i'd get out.
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Find a job in Pittsburgh PA (they have great careers there , fabulous universities and great hospitals).\n\nNow don't live in Pa for the taxes are awful. Live in Northern Wv or Eastern Ohio and commute in around 30-40 minutes. You would love it up this way. \n\nJump online and look at homes and  what their  taxes cost in Oh/Wv. See what the careers pay in Pittsburgh.
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I'm sorry it's about 70 degrees and sunny in ohio...maybe you should move, but beware our winters get cold
42759
I have some high chool friends that moved out there after they got married. they love it. good place to raise a family.
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I no longer live there because it is too expensive for housing, a typical problem with the most densely populated areas.\n\nIf you have $3000 per month or more though, go for it.  Try to buy a modest house in a good outlying area.
221334
Wow that sounds like fun.  Let me know when you find out so I can move there.
1131833
What state are you looking for a school in? I know some in Ohio.
434877
Check out the cost of living for the city you are thinking of moving to first against where you are living now. That will help you decide. It could be just a break even proposition.
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My answer:  It depends.\n\nAre you moving for a job?  Boyfriend?  the beach?\nDo you have a savings account or are you financing the move with a credit card?\n\nThings to ask yourself before you move:\nHow long do you intend to stay there?\nAre you financially able to support yourself once you get there, for the time period above?\nDo you have friends and/or family there?  If not, why are you moving again?\n\nBad reasons to move:\nBoredom.\nMad at someone. (ex-boyfriend, family member, etc.)\n\nThis isn't a traditional "answer", but it does give you some basic factors to consider before you relocate.\n\nBest of luck to you.