Movin' On Up.
Here's how to blow a dozen perfectly good weekends: Decide to move. Sure, we all want to improve our circumstances, but few people actually relish the process of choosing a new apartment to rent or house to buy, packing up their respective belongings, arranging transport, unpacking, rearranging...you get the picture.
Lo and behold, we've found some great Web sites and AOL areas that are guaranteed to make moving less of a chore. You can browse prospective neighborhoods and get a feel for pricing before you ever interface with a single real estate agent. What's more, when you finally are ready to start looking in earnest, you'll be armed with the facts.
Now, get moving.
Quick Jumps
Neighborhoods USA
Financial Calculators
Motley Fool Real Estate
The Homebuyer's Fair (includes the Salary Calculator and the Relocation Wizard)
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Reviews
Century 21
Apartments for Rent
Digital City Real Estate
CyberHomes
REALTOR.COM
Century 21 - On AOL
Thinking about relocating? You've come to the right place with Century 21. Just pick a spot in the United States from their easy-to-use interactive map, and you'll get listings, pointers to local Century 21 agents, plus all sorts of information about local government, transportation, and ratings on everything from crime statistics to job growth.
Apartments for Rent
Not ready to take the plunge into home-ownership? Then let this site find your next apartment for you. Search by city, designate how many bedrooms, the neighborhood, the amenities you must have, and the price range, and Apartments for Rent Online will give you, with pictures, only the apartments that suit your needs.
Digital City Real Estate - On AOL
Thinking about moving to Philadelphia, South Florida, or San Diego? Check the Digital City Real Estate listings in your city of choice before you make a move. Here, you can get useful community profiles, contact information for local agents, rental listings, and much more.
CyberHomes
Ever stick your finger on a map and imagine living there? CyberHomes helps house-hunters do just that, with real estate listings from across the U.S. that show you house pictures, amenities, and clickable neighborhood maps, as well as letting you find your dream home by setting price range and features.
REALTOR.COM
This site's database boasts over 748,000 properties for sale across the country, and a customized search for each city. You can also hunt for a local real estate agent by community, specialty (for example, first-time buyers, military, etc.) or office name. This site also includes useful Q&A for folks thinking about buying or selling a home.
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