A bit off topic

[GlockGirl]

This is a bit off topic but I could use some help

I am hoping the knowledgable population here has some advice for me.

I was born and raised in NJ. The storefront that I have been renting for 5 1/2 years has been in for foreclosure and was recently purchased. The the new owners have decided they no longer want to use the building for the type of business I have so I received my 30 days notice and need to be out as of Jan 31. I am divorced with my only daughter off to college in the midwest This leaves me no ties to this state other than my friends and my favorite range. At the moment I am struggling to find the right rental property close to my clients and may need to relocate in Jersey far enough away from my regular clientele that it would almost be a business rebuild for me.  I feel this may be an opportunity to relocate somewhere more gun friendly with a more laid back lifestyle but I still want to be somewhere I can continue to hunt.

So here is where I hope you guys can help, My daughter is within 4 hours of the Tulsa area and I have a childhood friend in Rutherfordton NC. I prefer Oklahoma but if I can't find anything there I will go to NC.  Does anyone here have any advice on either of those two areas? Is it possible that anyone here might be a realtor that could help me find a home to rent in those areas? Or, is anyone here an employer that may be able to offer me a job in either of those areas? Hopefully with enough pay to keep my head above water until I get settled?

Any advice is appreciated, thanks

[wvmntnhick]

I can't help but can only say, good luck with whatever you choose and keep with the man upstairs. He'll help you out in your time of need.


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[dejake]

Here's my $.02: I'm in the process of researching where I want to retire.  NC was high on my list until I looked at Tennessee.  As far as hunting, cost of living, climate and lifestyle, I think it's hard to beat.

[fallhnt]

West of the Mississippi.

[silvestris]

Daughter in Tulsa.  I would think NE Oklahoma.  Hunt Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri and Kansas.

[Gooserbat]

I live in NE Oklahoma.  Low cost of living, Tulsa metro area has a good economy. 

[GlockGirl]

I am glad to hear votes for eastern Oklahoma. That is my top choice. Now I just need to find myself a place to rent and a job there. I wish I was having better luck finding a new location for my business so I could stay put but I think Oklahoma is a better fit for me if I do relocate

Thanks for the input. It is greatly appreciated

[Gooserbat]

What kind of business?  Most of the burbs around Tulsa are economically good.  Broken Arrow, Cowetta, Catoosa, Claremore, Sand Springs, and Sapulppa are growing.

[Greg Massey]

Can you not work from home or put you in a small shop at home ?