" Choosing the right town/neighborhood is difficult - especially when you''re coming from another country. We''ve just expanded our Web site to better help foreigners moving to the US learn about their new states and neighborhoods. Help transferees who are moving to your home state by posting an overview of your favorite towns on the appropriate state network listed to the right under ""US States"". <P>Thank you, in advance, for helping kickoff our new state forums! If you would like to be a volunteer for your state''s (we encourage Americans and expats to join) network, <a href=""mailto:volunteers@expatexchange.com"">e-mail us</a> with your name, the state and whether you''re an expat, repat or originally from there. "

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" Location, location, location. I refer in part to geographic location which includes proximity to major transportation facilities, cultural amenities, medical resources and open space. I refer to communities where bumper-to-bumper might be only found on 2-3 roads, twice a day at the most. People can be friendly or unfriendly as you want to make it. Accessibility to a regilious group is another key: Being a minority, when possible I prefer access to a temple/church within 50 miles. But, this isn''t the most critical. Safe streets? To me this is part of location. Most communities have safer areas and high crime spots. There is more danger on the highway than elsewhere. Location, location, location. With email, location isn''t as critical. At the same time if an ISP isn''t available, forget it. "

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