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What are these locations like though? I’m not from the US so maybe I don’t know but the first two look pretty “middle of nowhere” places in states that might b
by quickthrower2 5y ago
What are these locations like though? I’m not from the US so maybe I don’t know but the first two look pretty “middle of nowhere” places in states that might be less progressive (am I wrong?).
At 200k I’d prefer an apartment and trade size / space for location. Even with kids.
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- stonogo 5y agoThey're all frigid wastelands, every winter, except for the place in Kansas, which is about as middle-of-nowhere as you can get and still have neighbors. These houses are affordable because they are awful to live in. In Moorehead the average temperature is below freezing for five months out of the year.
- ghaff 5y agoThese discussions tend to end up contrasting a handful of large cities with middle of nowhere. You can find plenty of places in maybe the $400K range and probably less than I think an hour of many major coastal cities.