[BC] A Question.....

[Mike McCarthy]

The old fashioned way.  Go to the area.  Talk with others already at the 
station about desirable areas and less than desirable areas. Your lifestyle 
will also have a bearing.  Active night life?  Then you want to be closer 
to the part of town which is hip. The only way to ascertain this is to 
simply go there and drive the area.

Look in the phone book in the room of the hotel you stay to get the 
names/numbers of the local utilities. But you need a place to live first 
before trying to hook up utilities and such.

There are SO many factors to consider that there volumes written on this 
subject.

MM


At 01:28 AM 12/7/2005 -0500, Radiofldude at aol.com wrote
>.......Since both stations I've worked for were interesting and different
>expieriences, I never fully expueruenced al lthe necessary preparations to 
>move
>to another city. I know this might sound silly, but Im hoping someone with
>expierience can explain it to someone like me........
>
>Some questions might be kinda silly or stupid...........this question
>pertains more to smaller and medium sized towns then big ones
>
>After applying for a job and getting an offer, in what order should one  go
>about making arrangments for moving? How does one find an apartment and 
>set  up
>utility hook ups and such?
>
>The reason I ask is because after applying for jobs, I just breezed thru
>some online sites for apartments such, but didn't find any.
>
>Any tips or suggestions??
>
>Paul B.  Walker, Jr
>_www.walkerbroadcasting.com_ (http://www.walkerbroadcasting.com/)
>_http://paulwalker.voice123.com_ (http://paulwalker.voice123.com/)
>
>
>
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