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I want to move from where I am

Ameron started this conversation

I live in Hillsborough NC in low income living facility i want to move because it is on safe for me and my son but i really don't have the money to move at this moment please any advice would be great.

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Misty Creek
 in response to Ameron...   I wish you the best of luck, I think you'll find that once you get your things in order, things will tend to be just like it was all planned out and supposed to be happening for you. It may be a bit rough in the beginning, but it will soon become very natural for you. Good Luck and I will be very interested to keep up with your progress.
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Ameron
 in response to Misty Creek...   It has thanks so much and god bless you too. I will look into all these and i will let you know how it turns out thanks again.
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Misty Creek

Hello Ameron, First I would ask, do you have a job, with the economy the way it is, so many don't, but if you do this is a plus. If not, do you have a place in mind that you would like to live, another town, another state. Once you have answered this, if no job, what skills do you have, and what is it that makes you want to try the place that you chose. Next take your skills, get on your computer, and see what need there is for the skills you possess. Then start applying to these places that have a need for what you are able to do. Even if you get with the local job search there, it will still let you know what you are getting yourself into. Next check to see if there may be a low income housing or hud there for you to qualify for, this will insure you a residence. Also check out the school system, make sure that it's a place where you want your son to be. Then actually get on the phone and call the city department, tell them that you are thinking of making a move to the area, and which areas of the community are better than others, if there are any. Ask what the unemployment rate is there, ask what kind of community is it for a new family just starting out. If you are a church person, get the number of a local church an call the person in charge of the church, and ask the same questions. Then if you are satisfied with what you have heard, start to save what money you can to make this trip. Will family help you to put money together to help with your move, if not, maybe think of selling items that have been put away for years. Things that you may have forgotten you even had. But most important, at least in my book. Talk with your son, and get his opinion of what you are considering doing. If you are both good with it, then there should be nothing to hold you back. I hope this helped out some. Bless you and Good luck

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