Hello there, I thought I'd lend a little expertise to your questions, as I'm a long-time resident of the general area (having been born and raised in the city of Cerritos, I'm 23 years old and Filipino-American); please note, I talk about the area in general because I don't live in Bellflower, and I'll talk about surrounding cities:
1. How is that area? Is it a safe place in terms of crime and vehicle theft?
2. Is it safe place for kids? How is the schools their?
3.How is this hospital? Is it a good one?
4.Any racial problems in that area as I am having it here in UK?
5.How is the housing price thier? Is it affordable for a Nurse to buy a single house?
1. In general, the city of Bellflower is pretty safe and I would say about average. In terms of crime - it seems like the further south/east you go towards living in Orange County (cities such as La Palma, Buena Park, etc) - the safer it is. The further north/west you go, maybe not as safe (Lynwood, South Gate).
2. Yes, I'd say Bellflower/Lakewood/Artesia/Cerritos is safe for kids. Plenty of parks. My sister is a teacher at the ABC Unified School District (which serves Artesia, Cerritos, Hawaiian Gardens, as well as portions of Lakewood, Long Beach, and Norwalk.:
http://www.abcusd.k12.ca.us/ - my brother, sister, and I all attended grade/middle/high school there. I would HIGHLY recommend looking at the district; some of the best high schools are within the district such as Cerritos and Whitney High School. Some Asian parents have moved great distances just for their children to attend these high schools.
3. I don't know much about the hospital, sorry.
4. No racial problems. In fact, Artesia and Cerritos are the most ethnically diverse cities in the United States; in Cerritos - Asians are a majority and on Pioneer Blvd in Artesia there is a great number of Indian shopping plazas. You'll find a huge population of cultures and people tend to get along fine. Look at
http://www.city-data.com/top35.html - and notice what city is #5 (and how every other city is in Hawaii?!?)
5. Housing fluctuates between Lakewood, Bellflower, Cerritos, Artesia but like in most LA County cities is higher than average. My aunt's a real estate agent and I suppose if you need specifics I could ask her. Perhaps you could go to Craigslist.org, click on "Los Angeles," then click on "LGB (Long Beach)" and search around. Perhaps renting might be an option.
Feel free to PM me if you have any questions; sorry I don't have any specific information on Bellflower - I don't frequent the city too often. I hope things work out for you and for your family.