Living in Marion?
First of all I'm turning 60 at the end of the Month.
The Company I work for has made several comments about me moving from a Texas City to Marion. I'm from a small town so that isn't a problem.
Most of the people I've met that work in the Marion plant do not live in Marion and are younger so they probably have kids still at home.
If I were to move to Marion it would more than likely be a short term 5 year deal and I would not be interested in staying there for retirement. So, I'd want to think about renting or leasing a home or townhouse.
Anyone know how Marion is set up for the possibility of nice rentals in decent low crime areas?
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