Where is the cheapest place to live?
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Definitely the Midwest.  Biggest affordable cities would include Des Moines, Milwaukee, and places in Nebraska, Kansas, Ohio.  Probably cheaper in small towns than big cities, too.  Check out the Money Magazine search list below.
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Single living is going to be pretty tough in any city or state, because the bottom end of single person living is usually around 300 dollars whereever you go.  Now in bigger cities, that 300 dollars is obviously not going to get you as far in terms of "decency" as it would in a much smaller town, it just depends on what you define as "decent".  If you are going for the absolute value for the dollar, you probably want to go to a smaller town (but not small enough that it doesnt have apartments).  Also, I would really recommend living with ROOMATES.  On that income, it really helps to have everything split.  And I am afraid that on that income, having and maintaining a car, with car insurance just isnt possible (assuming you live by yourself, if you have enough roomates it may be possible)\n\nA good place to start looking at the comparative cost of living is at http://www.bestplaces.net/city/.  Under the cost of living section, it gives you a number which is calculated by taking the cost of living in that area, and dividing it by the average cost of living and multiplying it by 100.  This is the "cost of living index".\n\nAnyway, I hope that helped.
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Most inexpensive what?
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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.
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Look on the internet for a cheap motel, best if they rent by the month or week.  Look into the YMCA.  Get a real good map of the new city.  Find the nearest bowling alley and go to the bar.  People in bowling alleys know all about their area and they're very helpful.  Just sit at the bar studying your map, or the classified ads on the newspaper.  Someone will ask you what you're looking for.  \n\nThen you have to go to the post office and get your mail forwarded, but its best to do that after you get a permanent place.  Eventually you'll have to change your drivers license.\n\nIt's best to have a cell phone.\n\nThat's about it!
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It depends on how you define poorest.  If you are talking about the most people living below the poverty line, it is Asia.  But overall, there is much more $$ in Asia than Africa.  Either way, if you are looking to travel, check out Kenya and China.  Both are incredible.
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in a village near London\nto have some peacefulness and get some space and quietness far from this lovely busy city:)
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Your own home if you live in the US.  If you live outside the US, look at vacation packages.  Truth is... there no such thing as a "cheap" honeymoon unless you choose to stay home.
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If you can get a room mate or two, I think an apartment might be cheaper.  It all depends on the school, the distance between the school and the apartment, the population of the city, and how many reliable room mates you can find.
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I would suggest the New Bern area.  Housing prices are now going up, but the people are friendly and the area is beautiful.
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Nepal.  Tunisia.  Pluto.  Cheap apartments where?
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well nothing is cheap in Cali. Sorry!
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Kansas.\nAlot of stupid people here,\nBut living expenses are lower than hell.\nEven car insurance costs less here.\n\nThese suckers think people making $14/hr are wealthy\nHahaha\nMan you can buy a decent home here for 60
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"low 40s high 90s all year around easy to find jobs, affordable renting, friendly people"???????\n\nAre you kidding? If this place existed it would have a population of 50 million. And then the rent would no longer be affordable due to supply and demand, and the people would no longer be friendly due to congestion and traffic problems, and all the jobs would be taken.\n\nGood luck finding this utopia.
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well since you said cheap it makes things a bit difficult.. But i guess you could go to the art museum or  the science center or to the city museum. All are indoors in case the weather is bad.
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It depends on what you want to do for a living.  You obviously want to go somewhere where you will be able to earn if you have to.\n\nHousing costs can make it prohibitive to live in places like Washington DC, where the unemployment rate is practically nothing, but a three bedroom townhome costs 400,000 dollars 1 hour out from the city.  \n\nThere are lots of nice cities in the mid west like Des Moines, and further west like Topeka, Lawrence, Omaha, Tulsa, etc, where the dollar still buys you a decent house and where you have adequate social offerings from local universities.  Yes, they do get some winter but offer four seasons and a nice balance.  Believe it or not, Joplin Mo, for example, is quite a jumping town for a little city, with a quaint city center and some light industry and other prospects keeping the economy going.  You can get a decent house there for 150,000.  Eastern Kansas, Eastern Oklahoma have hill country and trees and the snobbier sort of shallow people that sometimes "must" live on one cost or the other stay away, keeping the costs down.  If you must live on the coast, Wilmington NC gives you a little value, a quaint city center, and water sports, beaches, etc.  A little pricey for NC, but there you are.\n\nI would caution you at your age that moving is not very easy when you leave your support network and friends and move somewhere where the support structures are not transitory (people don't move away).  It can be hard to break in.\n\nGood Luck.
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Wisconsin!\n\nGreat place to live\nNot far from Chicago\nNot far from St. Paul\nLots of jobs\ncost of living is low = about $500-$600 for a 2 bedroom apartment\nPeople are friendly.  Doesn't include Milwaukee\nThe Cities are not far apart\nGreat outdoor activities\nEducation is great