Where in Georgia is safe & inexpensive, to live?
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Sylvania-  Screven County
595674
Southern states, such as Mississippi, Georgia , and Alabama.  You can rent an apartment for under five hundred dollars (a nice apartment). You can then even cheaper if you don't really care about luxuries or bedrooms. Property is cheap as well as houses.  Look at Rent.com or realesate.com, often they even have info about the neighbourhoods.
593815
The State of Georgia has some job resources at their website:\n\nhttp://www.stateofgeorgia.com/labem.html\n\nHope this helps!
329055
Chattanooga, Tennessee has ALL those things.\n\n- Mild winters, warm the rest of the year and still has all four seasons. \n- You can rent a one bedroom apartment for $350-$600 (I was renting one for $550 that had a gorgeous veiw of the river/lake.\n-It's a 4 hour drive to the ocean but we have a lot of beaches on lakes, creeks, rivers and such.\n-Crime is low\n-We have tons of culture downtown\n-Carter buses everywhere\n-And foreigners and gays fit in just fine
95033
It depends upon what you want as far as weather, community, and other amenities you are looking for.\nA house next to a stream in a wooded mountain region sounds very enjoyable and peaceful, but it needs to be close enough to a city/town for shopping and the like.  Could be UT, CO, NM, AZ, NC, TN, KY, GA, CA, NV.
775351
You want to stay away from Kent.  Tukwilla is nice, as long as you find the right places (its near seatac, the airport). It is a little bit of a commute to kent, but worth it. West Seattle is pretty good as well. Nice community.\n\nTacoma is probably where you will end up. There are nice area's and not so nice area's. Just ask around when you are there. It's close to kent, but not too close. And Tacoma is not a bad area at all. You also go right in to the country only a few miles out of the city.
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nice part of town is away from downtown (orange park comes to mind)  but the good nightlife can be found along the beaches then again Ferdina Beach is very nice and peaceful as well. You already know about the Jaguars and the largest outdoor cocktail party every college season. as for affordiability it depends on your income but I can tell you this much amelia island offers homes in the 400K range and a lot of areas in the Jacksonville area are around 200k now you could go condo (about 100k) if you are into condos. Your next problem is insurance what you are paying now on your home pretty much double it when you come down here (triple if you live along the beach) . Car taxes none $35 or so for tags every year thats it. state income tax NONE. Grocery Tax NONE. Current gas prices around 2.35 (not bad) but nearby Georgia is lower. traffic NIGHTMARE especially at 5pm. two major interstates (one other is a bypass of 95) and they are jammed  with constant road construction. Just take yahoo and do a home search for teh jacksonville and good luck
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Depends on how much you want to spend to live in that neighborhood. Mt. Baker (which is south seattle) has a great sense of community there, but it's pricey. Other good areas include Ballard, Columbia City (depends on what area), Greenlake, and the list can go on. I would check out statistics as far as crime goes for the areas. There was a recent article about the neighborhoods in a magazine called "Seattle Metropolitain", perhaps you can do a search online and find it. Good luck!
198775
Well, if cost is an issue, move to Missouri. It is SOOO cheap to live here. I moved here from NY, and bought a beautiful home, for a FRACTION of what it would have cost me in NY. And are you black? Because we NEED black people to move here...there are like 3. That's it! I miss my black friends. But there's a lot of jobs opening up, and this place is growing, so if you get in now you'd be sitting pretty in about 5 years! You could probably rent a 1 bedroom for under $300.00
1138344
I've been to Georgia before, it's very green! You see trees everywhere! It's pretty cool there. But I think you'll miss the city if you're really attached.
674329
Sure come on over. Stay away from small towns. Stick to the big cities. Welcome aboard
175100
Check http://atlanta.craigslist.org/ for a place to live. Be prepared to spend a lot of time looking for a place. If you can stay with someone while you look that would be good.  When you move, save money on boxes by getting to Walmart at 7:15 AM and go through the aisles and pick up boxes. You can also buy cheap paper to wrap things in at U-Haul. The more you pack yourself the more you will save.
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Some of the cheapest places to live are:  (1) Minot, North Dakota, (2) Billings, Montana (3) Mountain Home, Idaho, (4) Duluth, Minnesota, (5) Houghton, Michigan, not necessarily in that order.  Bear in mind, however, the houses are cheap but in many cases the wages are low and jobs that pay well in other parts of the country may not pay as well there.  You may want to try a good-sized city that isn't a major city like Austin, Texas or Dayton, Ohio.
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Try this link:\n\nhttp://www.carepathways.com/nhg-state-GA.cfm
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If you mean "South Beach", figure on spending a fortune to live.  On the other hand, if you're willing to live out in the boondocks, you can find places down there that are very cheap to live (and equally boring).  I'd say you could get by in Arcadia or Englewood on $12000 per year.  South Beach might require 3 times that.
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It depends on where you want to move.  I lived in Crystal Creek at Warm Springs, Henderson, NV 89014  Very affordable and the place is pretty decent.
795814
dont really know live in ga.