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Do you have a job or school in Atlanta? That would narrow down the location in the metro area.
I live in Smyrna, Cobb County, GA, which is just NW of Atlanta.
Apartment locator services are OK, if you have the budget. I used Promove to find my current apartment, and they were reluctant to give me any cheaper listings. I had to be firm to get the listings I could afford.
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Ericka and I are both transferring to Georgia State in the fall (actually I might continue taking core classes online through West Georgia for another semester - haven't decided yet).
To be fair, we've actually pretty much settled on a place in Clarkston, which is northeast of Atlanta, just off 285. Same rent we're paying now, but it's a 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, 2 level townhouse as opposed to the tiny 1 bedroom we have now. Plus it's roughly 3 times the square footage, very culturally diverse (not sure if that's good or bad, but interesting at least), and very conveniently located without being in the crowded city.
Couldn't pass up the dobie trend, though.
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I used to live in Marietta. It's a pretty nice area--heck, I'd say mostly shoot for Cobb county. They're expensive, but they've got good cultural stuff and nice neighborhoods.
Morbo lives in Smyrna? That's where I went to HS!
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We lived in Alabama for four years when we first married. We used to drive to Atlanta often to "remember what the 20th Century was like". The city was vibrant and exciting. Last year, we went back after many years. (We took two of our grown children.) The city is amazing. It is still vibrant and exciting. Now it is also beautiful. It still is right at the top of my list of favorite places. (outside of the desert, that is.)
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