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Group: alt.mothers · Group Profile
Author: janesire
Date: May 26, 2008 08:36

On May 26, 7:49 am, Banty newsguy.com> wrote:
> In article <5efa836d-dd6a-4cef-8a7d-54bbec530...@y38g2000hsy.googlegroups.com>,
> janes...@gmail.com says...
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>>Need to help a friend with her relocation. I've never moved in my
>>adult life. So I don't know how to answer this.
>>How do you research a place before you move? Need to find out basic
>>things like day care, school district and house/apartment prices etc
>>in a metropolitan area.
>
> If the move is a few months or so out, subscribe to the local newspaper to be
> mailed.
>
> But what's really necessary is to go there before the move and arrange whatever
> one can. Bank accounts too, BTW. I open an account somewhere near work if I
> don't know exactly where I'll be living, and by time I arrive, I have a bank
> card and an initial set of checks with no address. I also get a safety deposit
> box.
>
> Both of my moves when my son was an infant, I took advantage of childcare
> resource and referral agencies. They keep track of openings in childcare, and
> other attributes of local childcare services.
>
> Banty

Thank you. To answer Ericka's question, it's a metropolitan city in
the midwest (USA)
I guess the issue is to find an affordable home/apartment with a good
school district which is near by the place of work. I'm curious where
people actually start in this process. It must be hard for people who
must move often due to work, etc.
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