How much does a 3 bedroom house cost where you live?
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Colorado, $204,000..brand new house...very nice neighborhood
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In the city, not much, a very small 2 bedroom goes for 500,000.  If you go to the upstate area you can buy a nice place on a huge lot for a cool half mil.
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Well this might rank up as one of your lowest.  Though it counts because we do live here, we will be moving soon so I bet we will pay more soon enough.\n\nWe live in Maine, the rent for a 2- bedroom one bathroom apartment here is $445/ month.
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that depends of it's power. If you want electricity for 3 houses it's affordable. For 3000 it's a goverment issue :)
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West-Central Wisconsin.  I paid that exact amount for my house last July.  3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Large Deck, Playhouse, 2.25 Acres, many mature trees, split level, corner lot just out of city limits, many mature pins and maple trees.
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Hi. I live in Bangalore, so I thought I'd be well qualified to answer your question. For the average Bangalorean (middle class), home rents, utility bills and other monthly recurring costs will total up to approximately Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 25,000. This kind of spending will not give you too much of a luxurious lifestyle, but will help you live a very OK life.\n\nIf you are willing to spend even more for a better quality of life (chef, chauffeur, etc), then your monthly expenses can easily go northwards of Rs. 100,000/-.
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weather! costs of housing
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I no longer live there because it is too expensive for housing, a typical problem with the most densely populated areas.\n\nIf you have $3000 per month or more though, go for it.  Try to buy a modest house in a good outlying area.
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I know here in FLorida, the law is 2 people PER bedroom, so that would be 6 people legally could live in a 3 bedroom- however, I guess a child under the age of 1 is allowed to reside there as well, but once they are over the age of 1, you would need to get a bigger place to live, or add on another room. \n\n**Edit: although, I think that if you had more living there, who is really going to be keeping an eye on how many people live there? Unless it is an apartment complex or something you are renting- they would probably just want you to get a bigger place to get more $ from you.\n-EA
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About 20,000 if you decide to rent your place.
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Both buying and renting in California can be expensive, depending on the area you're looking to live in.  My husband and I were paying $900 a month in 2001 for a two bedroom, two bath apartment (900 sq ft) in Anaheim, CA.\n\nWhen we purchased our home in 2002, we were paying $1700 a month in mortgage payments for a 3 bedroom 2 1/2 bath home that is 1700 sq ft.  \n\nOur mortgage payment has since dropped, since we refinanced and got a lower interest rate.  I'm certain the rent price would've only increased year after year, as it had been.\n\nIf you can afford to purchase a house in California, I would consider doing so.  The investment is well worth it.
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If you're in the US... three thousand dollars
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It depends on the place and your living standard. I believe that you can survive well with $3000 per month. Although people can also live below that. If you are student you need around $1500 per month.
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It depends on where you live.
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Really depends on what you are able to purchase.  I moved to Florida two years ago and worked in purchasing for a home builder.  Home prices went up in retail price over 80 per cent in during that time while costs were only up 30-35 per cent.  BTW, this was greater Orlando.\n\nOne used to be able to sell your home up north, make a nice 100K profit and come to Florida a spend your 100K on a really, really nice home.  Those days are gone.  New construction average home prices in greater Orlando are about $160 a square foot.  Meaning that a 2000 square foot house will run you about $320,000.
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The city of Woodbridge offers an array of housing opportunities. All kinds of options are available including apartment living, condos, townhouses and single-family homes. A 3 bedroom, 2-bathroom home with over 1,300 square feet of living space would start around $113,000. A 3 bedroom, 1.5-bathroom ranch style home, on about a quarter acre lot, would start around $205,000. If you prefer the maintenance free condominium lifestyle, plan on spending around $130,000 for a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 976 square foot condo.
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Cost of Living Index (U.S. average = 100)    91.85\n3-Bedroom House Price (U.S. $) $156,400\n2-Bedroom Apartment Rent (U.S. $) $745\nProperty Tax Rate 1.32%\nSales Tax (state and local) 7.0%\nCrime Index is 177 \n\n\nThe Historic "West End" and "Ardmore" areas are nice places to live. I think you would fit in, but I also think Greensboro, NC (less than 30 min. away) might be a good (if not better) fit for you.  It is a family type place to live.  Winston Salem also has a lot of churches and a Moravian background, but I don't think you'd have a problem living in Winston even if you are not religious.