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Hello everyone, well we're getting pretty close now to relocating, we're still kind of undecided as to where we're going to finally live. We've been looking at a few areas now like, Greer, Simpsonville, Mauldin, and maybe even FT, Hill. W're driving up from Miami,FL, on the 31st of this month and staying through the first week of April. Its going to be quite a busy week for us, we want to look at schools for the kids, i have my final interview, and we want to take a first hand look at the above mentioned areas first hand. Anyways if anyone can tell me what neighborhoods to stay out of that would be nice. I dont want to make any wrong turns with my wife and kids in the car. Well we're a young family with 3 young children and we're just looking for a better lifestyle, especially for our kids. We're from Miami,FL so we live a fast paced life over here, if anyone out there is from Miami, then you know what i mean. Anyways any info anyone can share that would be great, thanks..
Could you post this in the Greenville-Spartanburg subforum? You will have a better chance to receive answers from locals there, since many members do not check the general SC forum as often.
Edit: oops, I see now that you did post these questions in that subforum.
Hi. I actually haven't been there yet, but my husband started working there, so he is backa nd forth. Did you move there yet? If so, where? My husband really likes the Lake Carolina area and we found a great school there for our 3 year old. Lake Carolina early learning center. we are going to rent a house.
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