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Old 06-27-2009, 08:52 PM
 
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I am trying to understand why the ten minutes out. If I were retired and wanting to live within a reasonable distance to Charlotte for maybe medical care reasons, I think living near one of the outlying areas such as Monroe, Rock Hill, etc. might be a better choice. We need to know what we are trying to help you find. If you are looking for a home for $180,000 in a safe area in Charlotte, my guess is that it won't happen.

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Union County is a great place to retire to and has Cane Creek Park, Monroe Aquatics Center, Farmer's market and many other retirement friendly features and it is 3 hours from Myrtle Beach, 3 hours to the mountains and has a wonderful rescue squad. But why on earth would you want to leave Arkansas. Just move out of Little Rock to the Greers Ferry Lake area. It is beautiful there. Greers Ferry Lake & Little Red River Tourism Association :: Heber Springs, Fairfield Bay, Clinton, Greers Ferry, Searcy, McCrory
I already own a home on greersferrylake, but it's too small for me to live there.
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Old 06-28-2009, 09:26 AM
 
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I would really like to help you find the right spot! But I don't have a grip on what you are actually wanting. I take it you have never visited Charlotte?

Do you want to live in an area that has a lot of conveniences in it? Like - groceries, medical, retail, restaurants w/in a few miles? At $180,000, that is gonna limit what area of the city you can live in. Perhaps you would just as soon live in a bedroom community that is only a few miles from the city?
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