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Moving can be a complicated process, let alone picking up and moving to another state or cross country. One must find a home, schools, perhaps even a job for a spouse, not to mention get a feel for the community before settling in on a new location. Relocating to Charlotte, NC can be a great decision. Charlotte is a very business friendly city and excellent environment to raise your kids.
First, Get Organized:
When moving many miles away it makes sense to organize a list of the key information required before deciding where to live.
Important questions that will need to be answered include:
• What is the cost of living in Charlotte NC? How far will the new money go?
• What is the price of a similar sized house in Charlotte?
• What is the Charlotte community like? What are the Crime ratings for the city?
• How is the Charlotte Mecklenburg School System?
• What is the noise factor?
• Will this be a good area for my spouse to find work?
• What is the public transportation system like?
• How long will my commute be?
Due Diligence:
Learn more about the typical lifestyle of the new town, as well as community events and crime rates, get a few back copies of the local newspaper, or log on to the local paper’s Web site. This third party information, together with what you learn from the local Chamber of Commerce, will give you a sense of the personality of the area.
Use the Internet:
For perhaps the biggest decision in the entire process, finding a home, the World Wide Web is an invaluable tool.
For more information on renting homes in Charlotte or relocating to Charlotte Explore our Website: Henderson Properties
Shelly Henderson
Shelly calls herself a “Charlottean” because her family has been there since her elementary school days. She serves as Henderson Properties’ co-founder, along with her husband Phil, managing the day-to-day operations, social media branding and leadership development. Her different life experiences, both positive and challenging, earned the title to her first book Starting From Scratch. Shelly has a servant’s heart and leads her company with purpose and passion. She is mom to two sons who continue as young adults to make her heart swell.