Considering moving to South Carolina?

markmisslindsay · 12-25-2007, 11:23 AM

I'm considering moving to South Carolina by this time next year so that I have enough time to save up money. I know this requires a lot of planning so what should I consider? I'm 23 and currently live with my parents. I pay all my own bills except rent because I go to school full-time. So if I move I will be transferring to a college there. Other than saving up a good amount of money I'm not sure what else I should do in preparation. Any help will be greatly appreciated!
Right now I live in New Jersey and this will be the first time I will be living alone. I have some friends who already live in the Hilton Head area.

DakB · 12-25-2007, 11:23 AM

Youa re sooo smart to plan now. If your parents will agree, ask to be able to pay two of the house bills-cable, phone maybe what ever you know that you can afford. Then be sure to keep receipts for every payment. This is a good way to build credit so that when you get moved you can actually consider buying something. This is how I got my 19 year old son into his first home. We used those bills as his credit records and it worked. Good Luck!

DakB · 12-25-2007, 11:23 AM

Youa re sooo smart to plan now. If your parents will agree, ask to be able to pay two of the house bills-cable, phone maybe what ever you know that you can afford. Then be sure to keep receipts for every payment. This is a good way to build credit so that when you get moved you can actually consider buying something. This is how I got my 19 year old son into his first home. We used those bills as his credit records and it worked. Good Luck!

DakB · 12-25-2007, 11:23 AM

Youa re sooo smart to plan now. If your parents will agree, ask to be able to pay two of the house bills-cable, phone maybe what ever you know that you can afford. Then be sure to keep receipts for every payment. This is a good way to build credit so that when you get moved you can actually consider buying something. This is how I got my 19 year old son into his first home. We used those bills as his credit records and it worked. Good Luck!

12-25-2007, 11:23 AM	#1 (permalink)
markmisslindsay Newbie Join Date: Dec 25th, 2007 Posts: 1	Considering moving to South Carolina? I'm considering moving to South Carolina by this time next year so that I have enough time to save up money. I know this requires a lot of planning so what should I consider? I'm 23 and currently live with my parents. I pay all my own bills except rent because I go to school full-time. So if I move I will be transferring to a college there. Other than saving up a good amount of money I'm not sure what else I should do in preparation. Any help will be greatly appreciated! Right now I live in New Jersey and this will be the first time I will be living alone. I have some friends who already live in the Hilton Head area.

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12-25-2007, 11:23 AM	#2 (permalink)
DakB Newbie Join Date: Dec 25th, 2007 Posts: 1	Youa re sooo smart to plan now. If your parents will agree, ask to be able to pay two of the house bills-cable, phone maybe what ever you know that you can afford. Then be sure to keep receipts for every payment. This is a good way to build credit so that when you get moved you can actually consider buying something. This is how I got my 19 year old son into his first home. We used those bills as his credit records and it worked. Good Luck!

12-25-2007, 11:23 AM	#3 (permalink)
DakB Newbie Join Date: Dec 25th, 2007 Posts: 2	Youa re sooo smart to plan now. If your parents will agree, ask to be able to pay two of the house bills-cable, phone maybe what ever you know that you can afford. Then be sure to keep receipts for every payment. This is a good way to build credit so that when you get moved you can actually consider buying something. This is how I got my 19 year old son into his first home. We used those bills as his credit records and it worked. Good Luck!

12-25-2007, 11:23 AM	#4 (permalink)
DakB Newbie Join Date: Dec 25th, 2007 Posts: 2	Youa re sooo smart to plan now. If your parents will agree, ask to be able to pay two of the house bills-cable, phone maybe what ever you know that you can afford. Then be sure to keep receipts for every payment. This is a good way to build credit so that when you get moved you can actually consider buying something. This is how I got my 19 year old son into his first home. We used those bills as his credit records and it worked. Good Luck!