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Unfortunately, in the U.S. this is not true.
by dev1n 3y ago
Unfortunately, in the U.S. this is not true.
- brewdad 3y agoIt can be but you have to make your choice of housing location priority number one. Then worry about employment, raising a family, etc. Not easy at all which is why so few do it.
- digging 3y agoYou also need a minimum amount of financial comfort and stability, which, in the US, is not easy for many people. Often the poorest neighborhoods are the most car-bound.