single 24yo female moving from delaware to cali (Los Angeles, Anaheim: apartment, to rent)

[dreamchaser23]

hello! i just recently graduated from college with a bachelors degree in hospitality and tourism mgmt and im contemplating moving to cali from delaware. im seeking advice on:
-safe neighborhoods with rent under $800
-i currently work at amazon fulfillment center. what are the surrounding areas like for the fulfillment centers in cali? (i believe there's 4)
-are there lots of job opportunities for the hospitality industry or human resources field?


any advice would be helpful! i plan on moving in 3 months. thank you!

[MordinSolus]

First, get a job before you move. You need to live close to where you work in Los Angeles. The apartment should never come before the job if you can help it.
Second, you won't find an apartment in a safe neighborhood for less than $800. With that budget you'll have to rent a room or get several roommates.

[Ceece]

I think the Amazon center is in San Bernadino. Good news is you could probably find a room for $800, bad news is it's in San Bernadino. If there are more centers in CA you can google that, and the areas surrounding them, and the job boards, and the rents....just saying.

[nightlysparrow]

Start by dropping "Cali":

//www.city-data.com/forum/calif...s-opinion.html

[BeatAngMoh]

Originally Posted by Ceece

I think the Amazon center is in San Bernadino. Good news is you could probably find a room for $800, bad news is it's in San Bernadino. If there are more centers in CA you can google that, and the areas surrounding them, and the job boards, and the rents....just saying.

If you transfer there, I would consider it temporary. The Inland Empire, which San Bernadino is a part of, is not the safest place. And commuting there everyday doesn't make sense. If you really decide to move to El A without a job, I would recommend renting a room after doing some due diligence so you know its safe first.

[maggie2101]

Originally Posted by nightlysparrow

Start by dropping "Cali":

//www.city-data.com/forum/calif...s-opinion.html

This right here is good advice.

[GypsyLady13]

so, where are you planning to move?
you have said the same thing that you are moving to FL, SC, and NC plus california in 3 months in your other posts. you can't move to 4 places at one time in 3 months. perhaps you are looking for advice and information about each place.. well, then say it like that. ask for information but don't lie about it and declare that you are moving there.

//www.city-data.com/forum/searc...rchid=13693097

[bpeeps]

Originally Posted by nightlysparrow

Start by dropping "Cali":

//www.city-data.com/forum/calif...s-opinion.html

Insignificant, really.

[Mr_Geek]

Originally Posted by bpeeps

Insignificant, really.

But it makes us feel so good to teach those nasty outsiders a lesson!!

[thelopez2]

Keep using Cali, the friendly native will swarm to you knowing you are a transplant. Natives love the naive outsiders. Be patient, you'll get a lot of attention.

Tourism and Hospitality makes me think Anaheim, Hollywood, Santa Monica, most costal cities.