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Learn about North Carolina and South Carolina from an Expert. Get advice on how to find your best places to live.

Learn about North Carolina and South Carolina from an Expert. Get advice on how to find your best places to live.
For some of us, we begin to think about, dream about, imagine our Golden Years of Retirement early on in our lives and then for some of us, it is the retirement announcement of a friend, co-worker, or perhaps a sibling that sparks our awareness that we might want to start considering our own retirement plan. (…)
Everyone is trying to find pockets of the country that have job and growth opportunities during these economic times.
Fayetteville, North Carolina is just one of those areas. (…)
One of the most common questions I get asked in my "Ask Bob" column is "Where can I find affordable housing and great lifestyles in North Carolina or South Carolina?"
Knowing everyone interested in retiring or relocating to North Carolina or South Carolina could benefit, last year, for the first time, I shared the answers to the most common questions asked in the 2008 Annual Carolina Report. (…)
College and university towns are increasingly popular places to relocate or retire to and that’s particularly true if you’re thinking of moving to North Carolina. (…)
While once a place where only the wealthier citizens of Charleston kept summer homes, Mount Pleasant has grown considerably over the years to become the fifth largest municipality in South Carolina. In fact, over the last fifteen to twenty years Mount Pleasant has been one of the fastest growing towns in South Carolina during which time its population has doubled to almost 65,000 people. (…)
Many of my subscribers write me asking where they can live on the water, in the Carolinas, without the severe threat of hurricanes and without the higher prices of oceanfront living. (…)
One of my subscribers was nice enough to let me share an email with you that she sent me about the Lifestyle in the Carolinas. (…)
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Well, tomorrow we'll be celebrating the Independence of this Great Country! (…)
Here is my prediction for the best places to live in North Carolina and South Carolina for retirement or relocation. (…)
So, where are the Top Cities for a Fresh Start?
Some of the best places to live, retire and relocate to. (…)
Main Street, U.S.A.
Today I'm writing about those special little places that have great lifestyles at affordable prices known as "Small Towns". (…)
Today, I'm taking you to the Beach!
Take a look at the coastal areas outside of Charleston, South Carolina. Places like Kiawah, Isle of Palms, Sullivans Island, and Folly Beach. (…)
A "community" today is much more than a group of houses in the same neighborhood or geographic area. It's much more than just a "subdivision". People are flocking to "communities" all over the country because it gives them a sense of belonging and being part of something. (…)
Everywhere you turn these days, watching television, reading the newspaper, or just a conversation with friends, the topic seems to be about the economy. (…)
In my "ASK BOB" column, the one question I'm asked a lot is, "Where can I find good schools, affordable housing and a great lifestyle in the Carolinas"? (…)
Today, this post has been written by a guest blogger, Ben Stott. Ben is the director of sales at a fabulous Planned Community called The Settings of Mackay Point which is just outside of Beaufort, SC. (…)
If you’re reading this, you probably already have your share of reasons why you should move to the Carolinas. (…)
One way to find an affordable lifestyle in North Carolina and South Carolina is to look at their many small charming towns. (…)
In speaking to many of my subscribers, I'm always surprised they discuss towns with me on the basis of what their friends, co-workers, and family members have told them are nice places they should check out! (…)
People find me at www.placesofvalue.com in many different ways. Some people click on an ad, others do a Google search, and yet others hear about me from friends. (…)