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08-29-2007, 02:38 PM
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Need help about move to Concord,ca !!!
My family and I are going to be moving into the Concord California area soon and will have to move into an apt. when we arrive. Is there anyone who knows the area, that could tell me the apts. or neiborhhood that might be safe or nice. And maybe the ones I should steer clear of. I'm asking for this help because I've seen families move into a wrong neiborhhood not knowing where to move to. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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09-23-2007, 02:11 AM
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I don't know the concord area well enough to advise you. I have, however, moved about 30 times in my life :
1. Ask every police officer you can find - THEY will tell you where NOT to be  2. Ask several real estate agents. They'll be happy to help you because they hope someday you'll buy a house from them. They are not allowed to "badmouth" neighborhoods, but if you tell them specifically what you are looking for (good schools, low crime rates, clean and well maintained exteriors) they will get the picture and suggest some nicer 'hoods. Good Luck!
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