Where is the best place and safe place to move to with your family?
149195
There are so many places across the United States!  Find a small little town, where everyone knows everyone!  That's where I live, and I love it!
710113
to live:\nbest to avoid northwest and old southwest to live (crime).\nsoutheast is alright.... and i just mean that.... it's alright.\nnortheast is nice.\nsouthwest city & county is nice.\nsalem has some nice areas to it too....\n\nto work:\nit's decent.  depends what you want to do.
1066640
Anywhere can be the nicest if you try hard enough to make it a good home :)
818606
This was thoroughly and exhaustively researched by a Canadian couple, 2 years ago - (whose interests included schools as well as general quality of life /work/amenities etc.  They came up with the answer: COLCHESTER Essex.  They DID move there - and were very happy with their choice.  (No, I don't live in Colchester!)
796479
You should find a city where you feel comfortable living or that is close to family. Then you should make sure that you can find an apartment or a friend to live with in that city. Lastly, you should find a four or five star hotel in that city that is accepting applications and apply for a management position.
1157164
I think you should move to one of the suburbs like Alrington or Irving because some parts of Dallas and Ft Worth are a little rough. I've also lived in MD and was in the military so if you need more help email me @ caramelsundae1077@yahoo.com.
233685
I'm only 26 so unfortunately i have a little way to go but i can tell you i know hundreds of retired couples who live here(France)and they say it is the best place to retire because 1.it is a lot more cheaper than most other countries to live in (especially England). you have nice weather it is very quite and peace full 2 there is so much history so you can go to some very fascinating places and if you are from Ireland you wouldn't have to travel far to see your family 3.the prices for house in France is very cheap and most importantly the people are fantastic and if you cant speak french it doesn't matter because there are many french/English speaking people.....good luck with your search and may i add congratulations on your retirement!
778539
If you want peace and quiet, combined with a cosmo environment, your best bet is to move to the South Coast - around the smaller 'towns' such as Shoreham-by-Sea, Worthing, Crawley or Horsham.  You have the peace, less crime, good schools, yet you are still close to the city for those all important shopping trips.  It is beautiful.  I used to live in London - once you live down on the coast (not forgetting the kids enjoying themselves especially in the summer), you never look back!
584406
well my brother in law just moved to Sydney Australia and lived in California all his life and wished he moved sooner he said  cheaper to live better quality of life and what not , people are way nicer than here and lot of good thing don't have the space to say all the things he said, good luck in all you ever do
69526
I would suggest the New Bern area.  Housing prices are now going up, but the people are friendly and the area is beautiful.
1152889
It's a big decision.  I live in Eastern North Carolina.  It's not by choice, we're stationed her for at least the next 2 years.  I love it in the west part of the state.  Anyway, I moved alot growing up.  Every three years we had to pack up because momma and dad were getting stationed else where (Navy).  We always got to help decide where, we usually had three choices.  My advice to you is to make a pro & con list, it takes the emotions out of the decision.  Also try and do as much research on line and even start looking at houses in the area you may be moving to via the internet.  Good luck in your decision.
1072839
For sure.  Financially it would be your best move.  You can save money and have a nice bank account when you do move out on your own.
1170560
First and foremost you have to think about what's best for your family.  If making more money, living in a better area, having a more secure future is on the table, take it.  I did it and it's been wonderful.  My children are in better schools and we will be able to send them to college now.  My family comes to visit on holidays or we go visit them.  Long distance phone calls are basically free now and the internet keeps us all in touch.   It's not hard to make new friends and it sure is nice to leave old baggage behind and start fresh.
472304
I agree..:) i live in NJ now.. in an area that my son goes to a blue ribbon school..:) but I am trying to move because of cost of living.. housing here is ridiculos now..you can't find a one family home in a decente neighborhood for less than 500,000...and the taxes are the equivalent of a high scale rent...:) so my advice is don't come..:) I am leaving..:)
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Mexico. Preferably northern. Beautiful and inexpensive, rich and friendly culture. Close to home(if ur from the US). You shouldn't live near a beach though in my opinion. What if a brutal storm comes?? say goodbye to your belongings, some where a couple of miles away form the water would be good. That way you can go to the beach as a treat and it wont become mundane.
75931
Where are you?  Can they move in with you?
47139
Deciding which parent to live with is never an easy decision, first try to come up with a pros and cons list, that might be a good first step. Secondly, decide what it might be like, a week, a month, a year, after your there, deciding if you can adjust to another surrounding is a hard, so give it some thought. Personally, I would move to Florida, just because, depending on the area, can be a really enjoyable place to live. Also, try to figure out as much as you can about where your mom lives, and what it is like there, what you can do for fun, what you could possibly do for work (not sure how old you are but ohh well...) and so on.....I hope I have given you enough to think about and good luck with your decision.