There are a lot of different ways to get yourself out of a financial jam, but some are better than others. If it’s a short-term fix you need, you can visit one of the many Jacksonville, Florida payday loans companies and get some money to pay an outstanding bill, buy food, or otherwise take care of something that absolutely can’t wait until your next paycheck arrives.

If you find, though, that you can’t pay back your payday loan, don’t just give up on it and let it ruin your credit and cause you other problems. Instead, get in touch with the loan company and try to work something out. You can usually get an extension and that will give you a little bit of breathing room to work with a debt consolidation agency, borrow from a family member, or do some odd jobs to make more money to pay back your payday loan.

i want to know where i can find a good schools and family oriented neighborhoods in florida between brandenton, st. petersburg, jacksonville or orlando

We have never been to Jacksonville, and from what I have seen online, the southside is the safest area. Is that right? Our children are 6, 3, and 2, so elementary schools are most important - we would do public, not private. Also we don’t want to spend more than 200K on a house. Looking online, you get a lot more house for your money in other areas. So if we were to go North, West, or East, which specific places would you recommend? And also which specific areas would you avoid?

It’s the age old desire - great house in a great neighborhood for the least cost lol!

Any insight would be so appreciated.
Thanks!

Where are some of the best neighborhoods in Jacksonville? Best schools? We’re relocating…maybe.

We have small children, are military, and just need some advice for neighborhoods in JAX

I’ve looked at the Duval County Public Schools website, and got some useful information on the areas that have "A" schools. It looks like it’s harder to find "A" high schools than it is to find "A" middle and elementary schools. I will need to live in an area with great public schools, and as low crime as possible (I know Jax is known for high crime). And I’m looking for a small starter home for around $200K. Is that even possible??

As far as traffic, cost of living, housing costs, safety, and public schools, what is your opinion on these areas in or near Jacksonville, FL…

Duval County: Kernan area, Atlantic Blvd area, Mandarin area, Baymeadows, Deerwood, San Marco

St. Johns County: Julington/Switzerland, Fruit Cove, Palm Valley, Ponte Vedra, Ponte Vedra Beach

Clay County: Orange Park (Clay Cty)

Nassau County: Amelia Island/Fernandina Beach

Are there any other areas that are close to Jacksonville where you would recommend living? Thanks for helping me out!!

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Also, looking for good school districts, especially good public high school???