Coolu asked:


1. Which one has lower taxes for houses?

2. Which one has more jobs?

3. Which one has more family things to do?

4. Which one has cheaper houses?

5. Which one has better public schools?

6. Which one has a lower violence rate?

7. Which one has more out door things to do?

Kyle G asked:


I’m living in rural Massachusetts, working at a dead end job with really nothing keeping me here. I’m 20 years old, with some college but I haven’t finished my degree and am currently researching where there is a reasonable cost of living and decent job opportunities any advice?

runninglow asked:


What are the schools like? What kinds of jobs are offered that make decent pay? How is the nightlife? How is the transportation? What are the safest towns to live in? I am looking to move out of NY.

amishpnutt asked:


I have visited Lancaster County PA twice and want to move there. I live in Massachusetts currently and I **** it! I loved PA and especially the Lancaster area. I am looking for people who know something about the area to tell me anything good or bad. Such as stuff about jobs, realstate, crime, shopping, food, people, churches etc.

getcuriouswithgeorge asked:


i dont want it too crowded,i want to be near mountains and have snow, the price of living can’t be to much it would need to have alot job opertunities. which cities have these qualities? i want to move my family to this state but have no knowledge of it. any info u have will be appericated

Justin asked:


I currently live in Massachusetts with my parents but me and a friend are thinking of moving to North Carolina. This would be a lot easier if we had family or friends in the state but we don’t. The biggest issue is getting job and apartment since most apartments need you to have a job, and jobs ask for an address and we would need a place to stay during interviews and such. Is there any solution that doesn’t involve us renting a hotel room for weeks. Any suggestions will be very helpful.

Pat asked:


I have a friend who is moving to southern California for a job opportunity. I have been working for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for 3 years now. I am 28 yrs old, single with no kids, and was hoping that my current job would be a stepping stone to a career. Massachusetts is now in a crisis with the budget and economy, and I was told my career job will not be offered for at least 3 more years. I am miserable at this job, and am in need of a change. I have 2 years experience working for the state as a Youth Counselor in Juvenile detention. My current job is in the Probation Dept. Where would I find a decent paying job in these fields? And where is a good spot to move to in Cali? My friend has no specification for cities, but I really want to move with him. Can i do it?

Kelly asked:


I am going to culinary school next fall at either Johnson and Wales or Le Cordon Bleu, however there are many locations I can choose from. Which of the following places would be a good fit for someone who loves to be outside, hiking, walking, somewhere that is safe, with good shopping and nice, fun restaurants, good job opportunities, a good music and art scene, and many outdoor activities? Also if you know anyone who has gone to either of those schools or you do…your opinion of them would be appreciated!

Le Cordon Bleuls in:
Oregon, Texas, Arizona, California, Illinois, Missouri, Georgia, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Florida, Pennsylvania.

Johnson and Wales in:
North Carolina, Colorado, Rhode island, Miami Florida

Thanks so much!
here are the cities, Portland Oregon, Dallas or Austin Texas, Atlanta Georgia,Boston Massachusetts,Chicago Illinois,Los Angeles or Sacramento Cali or San Fran California ,Minneapolis Minnesota,Miami or Orlando florida, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, Protland Oregon, Scotts dale arizona, St. Louis Missouri

vinnyvega2000 asked:


i have a baby girl so i have to move somewhere family oriented and the bronx new york isnt the place.where do ya think is a better place where i can get a job quicker and pay low rent with a better atmosphere?

sophie asked:

I currently live in Massachusetts, and am thinking of relocating to Tyler, Texas. (I have an aunt who lives there.) People here are telling me I won’t like it there, the people will not be friendly to me because of where I’m from. I had never even considered that when I was going over the pros and cons of moving half way across the country. I have three daughters, and would **** to uproot them to a place where they wouldn’t be accepted.
Secondly, I know next to nothing about Texas, except what I’ve found on the internet. I want to know what the climate is like year round. What kind of adverse weather conditions would I be dealing with? How’s the crime in Tyler? Are there jobs? (My husband is a carpenter) What about health insurance? In Massachusetts there is MassHealth, which is health insurance for low income people who can’t get insurance through their work for whatever reason. Is there anything similiar to that in Texas? Any and all information appreciated!