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09-23-2007, 01:23 PM
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best cheap place in the USA
I am wanting to move somewhere and buy a home. I live in vegas now and its great but to get a decent home out here its like 400k+. I am from indiana and 400k there would have bought a baller house and here ur not even near avg.
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09-23-2007, 09:11 PM
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Re: best cheap place in the USA
Obviously I am biased but Nashville is great. TN is consistently one of the cheapest places to live, but there's tons of money from the music biz, giving it a decent big-city flavor. The tons of small dives around town are great for atmosphere, and the level of talent means that you'll see awesome live acts even in places that only fit 20 people.
I don't really like people, so Nashville is great for me because it combines that smaller city feeling with a lot of the amenities of a bigger city, all rolled up with super cheap living expenses.
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09-24-2007, 05:42 AM
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Re: best cheap place in the USA
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Obviously I am biased but Nashville is great. TN is consistently one of the cheapest places to live, but there's tons of money from the music biz, giving it a decent big-city flavor. The tons of small dives around town are great for atmosphere, and the level of talent means that you'll see awesome live acts even in places that only fit 20 people. I don't really like people, so Nashville is great for me because it combines that smaller city feeling with a lot of the amenities of a bigger city, all rolled up with super cheap living expenses. [/ QUOTE ] General cost of living in Nashville is low, but real estate is not cheap. People move there from Atlanta, etc and are shocked that they get less house for the money than they do back home. Prices are not close to California ones, but they're a lot higher than Indiana.
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09-24-2007, 08:09 AM
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Re: best cheap place in the USA
90% online playing live for me is more recreation
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