Not enough info... What are you looking for?
If you want a cool place, with young people, I'd suggest either Portland Oregon or somewhere on the southern half of the east coast... I had thoughts about moving to Charleston SC and visited down there, it was amazing and cheap (compared to metro boston). I have friends in Portland who say its amazing; cool people, great beer - and you can't rent an apartment downtown for around 1100.
If you want a cool place, with young people, I'd suggest either Portland Oregon or somewhere on the southern half of the east coast... I had thoughts about moving to Charleston SC and visited down there, it was amazing and cheap (compared to metro boston). I have friends in Portland who say its amazing; cool people, great beer - and you can't rent an apartment downtown for around 1100.
agree with that, without having lived in either area.
My goal would be to be able to own a modest home/ condo on that 40-50k, be able to live alone ( and still afford that mortgage), and still be able to have some money to dine out/date,etc. Sort of do a little better than just live paycheck to paycheck in a rental apt, if I were in that situation. Nice warm weather would be nice, too.
I think some part of Fla fits that lifestyle well enough ( with the 50k income), SD is pricier. I think PR would be great on 50k !
New mexico = high male to female ratio I believe
I mean, not that it has to matter. Crime also very high per capita I believe.
As a younger guy, I always look for safe urban areas that I can live in so that I can walk to bars and shit... Want to be near the nightlife, and able to bring it home with me. Again, not sure if this is important to you, but having grown up in a city I can't live without it.
I mean, not that it has to matter. Crime also very high per capita I believe.
As a younger guy, I always look for safe urban areas that I can live in so that I can walk to bars and shit... Want to be near the nightlife, and able to bring it home with me. Again, not sure if this is important to you, but having grown up in a city I can't live without it.
