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Hello and it is hard to find a place to live but you keep looking. If one source is a dead end then look elsewhere. There are so many free classifieds that advertise places to live and here are job ideas

http://job-ideas.starshine1.aidpage.com/

Since you were an RN how about a search for that in the state you want to go to. Such as googling registered nurses assocation but you probably know that. I was trying to find something regarding work in your field and a site for RN's and I found this

CLICK HERE

Wishing you the best and Happy New Year

Starshine

I hope you find what you need.

 

Hello and I got your message. The best thing to do is to visit on line the city St. Louis. I was one time told when I lived near the beach about moving to call the police department on what areas were more crime infected that others. I would call around to different agencies to see what is the best area to live in. If you do not want public housing I would check craigslist.org and other free on line classifieds for places to rent.
I know it would be hard for me to move from this state to another without knowing someone in that state.
Wishing you the best
Starshine

Hello

Do you want public housing?

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