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Where are affordable places to live in the USA?

I work remotely and I'm looking to cut back on my housing costs and general living costs. I would like an area that is medium-sized, but otherwise, I'm pretty open.
Asked By Liv | i don't know, FL | 14 views | Affordable Housing | 6 days ago
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Daniela Wilson

Keller Williams Allen

Texas is known for offering a cost of living that is below the national average, making it a good option for people looking for relocating. Housing costs, including rent prices and home purchase prices, tend to be more affordable compared to many other states, additionally, everyday expenses such as groceries, gas, healthcare, and entertainment are typically more manageable here. The combination of a lower cost of living, strong economy, diverse job market, and unparalleled quality of life make Texas an incredibly enticing choice for those seeking a new place. Plus is a state with no income tax like Florida. I live in Dallas and I love it, but if you are interested in a smaller city, I highly recommend San Antonio.
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Cathy Verne

Patterson-Schwartz Real Estate

There are a lot of variables that go into that question. You need to check into property taxes and cost of living in an area. Also, what is your price range and what are you looking for. Do you want to be centrally located or near one of the coasts. I am licensed in Delaware, Maryland and Pennsylvania. If you have any interest in those areas, let me know. I would love to help.

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