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hello my husband and I are moving to sc I had cancer 3 time in a year and wanna live the rest of my life some where new I am a young 45 looking to rent a home or nice town home under 800.00 close to downtown or not to far a drive no kids to worry about so schools dist doesn't matter ,
These are all very nice, newer apartments that I think you would enjoy living in. These aren't necessarily 'close' to downtown, but they are only 10-20minutes away.
Last edited by bulldogrsp61; 06-25-2012 at 04:49 AM..
Are you opposed to bad neighborhoods? Because for that kind of cash I'm thinking, north of crosstown / east of I-26.
Scuba Steve, this is just bad information. There are plenty of rentals around that the OP could find in her price range that isn't in a bad neighborhood.
The OP said home or nice townhome, near downtown, not too far a drive. Apartments aren't home (single family home, in my opinion) or a townhome (condo/attached home that someone is leasing out IMO). I interpret the requirements as excluding apartments and roommate situations.
Our definitions of "too far a drive" differ greatly too because IMO the places on Dorchester are nowhere near downtown. Google Maps puts it at 30 minutes.
At 800/month + single family attached/detached the best shot making the "close" requirement will be in 29412 (James Island), but SFD/SFA is still a challenge. At that point one of three requirements have to be relaxed - "close," nice, or apartment. 29403 has a few that may not be nice but are close and townhome (duplex)... obviously the places up Dorchester are nice but not close and are apartment. It's really a matter of the OP managing their three constraints - dwelling type, location, and niceness, and understanding that they need to be flexible with one or more of them.
I make that drive at least twice a day and I can tell you unconditionally that the drive is 15-20minutes TOPS.
'Close' is relative and I'm sorry to hear that anything outside of 5 minutes isn't 'close' to you. Must make life hard.
In my experience people tend to exclude apartments in their search because of stereotypical opinions about them. In the cases of the ones I listed above (and many others) these are not your grandfather's apartments where everything is run down and falling apart. These are exceptionally nice communities well suited for comfortable, affordable living.
And I won't even get into your suggestion that the OP will have to live in a 'bad' neighborhood in a very specific area to find the price range.
Last edited by bulldogrsp61; 06-26-2012 at 05:24 AM..
I am from detroit not sure what bad is to you. I understand i am going to live about a 20 min drive from downtown i am fine with that I really dont want a apt, a townhome or small house is fine. Thank everyone for your input
i can be flexible 30 min drive is nothing to me I dont mind apt as long has it has dyer and washer hook up i have my own frid and stove but i would like a small home if possible. I know this is crazy i have never been to sc i just picked on a map a place to live my hubsand is a truck driver but please to dont stereotype i am a member of the arts enjoy classic music opera. i am going based on what people say on here i am going to pick a area find somewhere to live by going online loading up a u-haul and move.
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