state with cheapest land east of mississippi river?
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I do not really know, but I can give you a guess. UP of Michigan. The land up there can not be used for farming. It has a rather short period of warm weather and is of use mainly as a place to hunt deer so it should be fairly inexpensive as long as it does not border Lake Superior. But I don't know, deer hunters are a rather dedicated breed. They might be willing to pay a lot for a couple of acres to put up a deer stand.
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Mississippi is a Southern state of the United States. The state takes its name from the Mississippi River, which flows along the western boundary. The name itself comes from either the Ojibwe, a Native American language spoken around the river's headwaters, or some other closely related Algonquian language, meaning "great river." Other nicknames attached to Mississippi are the Magnolia State and the Hospitality State.
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In general the eastern countries will have the lowest prices. Of course inside of major city centers, you may be surprised that prices are quite high. "Cheap" properties are available in some rural areas or provincial towns, but you usually get what you pay for. The best value for your money (as well as potential investment return) from my experience would be Coastal Croatia, Southern Poland, Western Czech Republic, Northern Slovakia, Lake Balaton Hungary. Romania and Bulgaria may have some excellent values, but I do not have experience there.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mississippi..this will help a lot
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Texas\n\nModerate weather, inexpensive cost of living, middle of the country, big state - with several metropolitan cities
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The best is Delaware by far, followed by Nevada and Wyoming. \ngo to this site http://www.thecompanycorporation.com for further advice.
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It's so hard to decide. I think I'd eliminate Oklahoma, it really seems to have nothing to offer, but I guess not eliminate since a lot of Native Americans live ther, but maybe give it to them if that's allowed in this answer? Haha. \n\nMy dad would always tell me this joke: \nWhy do birds fly upside down over Oklahoma? \n--Because there's nothing worth sh*ting on!\n\nMan, Texas rocks. But I'd like for it to stay part of the US. Individually we would just constantly pick the worst worst leaders (haha although we do that anyway, sorry guys! At least Tom Delay's not going back in haha)\n\nHaha, man you guys haven't been to or known people from the right parts of Texas (ie: Panhandle and west Texan people seem to be more conservative and rude, people from the big cities are awesome). Native Texans- ie: the stubborn ones that would probably never leave to go live in an 'inferior' state (haha), are some of the nicest people. I had a friend move up to NY for school and she just shudders at all the rudeness she's faced there. Nevertheless there are tons of liberals here. I'm one, even an atheist too in the buckel of the Bible belt, and there's a huge gay population in many of the major cities and college towns (which usually lends itself to being quite liberal areas). It's hard to get past the screaming republiconservatives from round here, but there are some awesome people born and bred from right here.
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The Midwest...Iowa\n\nGood schools, nice & affordable housing, not overcrowded, a bit cold in the winter but a person can get use to that.
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try http://www.50states.com/
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Please move to Wisconsin or MN
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Buy some land and go to the court house
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IN ARKANSAS JUST OUTSIDE BATESVILLE TOWARD MELBOURNE\nIN MISS ANYWHERE WHERE THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS HAS A PARK AS THE SAME FOR ALL OTHER STATES
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In Mississippi, the poorest state in the nation, it's almost $3.00 per gallon in most cities. It's $2.75 in my small town.
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Pretty much every place in wisconsin is nice and cheap. Well, if you go to the right places. Most places in the south are pretty cheap, with the exeption of madison. What are you going to wisconsin for anyway, except for cheesedays there's really nothing to see. And cheesedays is next year... I think.
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try a run at foreclosed land - government auctions or vacate land in that region.\n\n\n\n\n\nhere's one to get you started.
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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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Iowa\nIf you took the bottom two tiers of Iowa counties and annexed them to Missouri, it would raise the average GPA of both states