You may be able to "live cheaply" in any of those cities ... if you can get a room mate or 3 :) Or very lucky on an apartment / rental house For weather, I'd

You may be able to "live cheaply" in any of those cities ... if you can get a room mate or 3 :) Or very lucky on an apartment / rental house For weather, I'd say San Jose/Silicon Valley or Austin. It can get hot, but it's mostly dry[ish] Unless you like high altitudes, I wouldn't go for Denver (though it's very pretty) Miami's gonna be hot, humid, and susceptible to hurricanes Provo / Salt Lake City has a decent tech scene Atlanta and the Raleigh/Durham area of NC are also good Pittsburgh's also and up-and-coming startup locale You could also just stay where you are, since you're planning to be 100% remote (except for sales visits)