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My sister and I, both senior citizens, are living in the Boston area, and need to move to a less expensive, friendlier place. We want affordable rents, temperate weather, and nice neighbors. We are friendly, conservative Christians looking for the same. Where would you recommend we look?
I think that most people can find anywhere to be 'friendly', it depends on your attitude and making friends with your neighbors.
For example, I have a studio apartment that is 1600 sq ft, hardwood floor throughout, a huge bay window overlooking a small town riverside park, with a separate large licensed commercial kitchen, that is currently rented for $700/month [heat included].
I am in the process of remodeling ten small single-occupancy efficiency apartments [220 to 250 sq ft each], bathroom, kitchen, and a shared laundry room, they will be renting for $300 to $400/month.
My apartments are located in a small town, with metro bus stop at the curb, near a state university, on the same block as a Subway sandwich shop and a bar&grill diner, and a 30-minute drive from the ocean.
I was going to recommend my community as we have a lot of New England/NY transplants - but the temperate weather request is probably a deal breaker as it gets hot down here during summer/fall months (Tampa Bay area, FL).
Not enough info. You can do a lot of research online to narrow down what you are looking for. Also go on a few trips...Florida, the Carolinas maybe. North Carolina is beautiful, but not for everyone.....the only way to know is to visit
My sister and I, both senior citizens, are living in the Boston area, and need to move to a less expensive, friendlier place. We want affordable rents, temperate weather, and nice neighbors. We are friendly, conservative Christians looking for the same. Where would you recommend we look?
I see you are in Western Colorado. I've met a surprising number of people who had lived in Grand Junction, and they all said they loved it. It's also a great climate. I've passed through a number of times and it seemed very nice. Any comment on that?
I think that most people can find anywhere to be 'friendly', it depends on your attitude and making friends with your neighbors.
For example, I have a studio apartment that is 1600 sq ft, hardwood floor throughout, a huge bay window overlooking a small town riverside park, with a separate large licensed commercial kitchen, that is currently rented for $700/month [heat included].
I am in the process of remodeling ten small single-occupancy efficiency apartments [220 to 250 sq ft each], bathroom, kitchen, and a shared laundry room, they will be renting for $300 to $400/month.
My apartments are located in a small town, with metro bus stop at the curb, near a state university, on the same block as a Subway sandwich shop and a bar&grill diner, and a 30-minute drive from the ocean.
Sounds like a motel that has been turned into efficiencies.
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