what is the cost of living in milwaukee?
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I think on the national index, Milwaukee comes in at about 101 or right in the middle of all cities.\n\nLow sales taxes, average home prices, very very high property taxes, food is cheap with all the farms in the mid - upper state, UW tuition is not bad, all in all I would say about average.
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Depends on the apartment, price and area.  Something in Dunwoody, probably about 500 - Acworth 400 and Buckhead about 550.\n\nTry to reask your question with an area in mind.
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Here's a couple of places you might try.  I grew up in SW Michigan, it's a nice area.  You might be better off in areas in the middle region of the state, a little bit away from the lakes and the large cities.  Try the smaller cities, they've got a lot to offer.\n\nAs an added incentive also there is a special program offered only to residents of Kalamazoo Michigan that is paying up to 100% college tuition to graduates of Kalamazoo Public Schools.  More on that here... http://www.kalamazoopublicschools.com/education/dept/dept.php?sectiondetailid=10657&sc_id=1131662979\n\nHere's some sites to try to get info on taxes, costs of living and such for Michigan for you too.\n\nThis one is from the Michigan Dept of Treasury site, if you have an idea of where you want to live and approx $ of a home you're interested in you can get an estimate on property taxes based on previous years returns for that area.\nhttp://www.michigan.gov/treasury/0,1607,7-121-1748_1876_28066---,00.html\n\nThese are links to maps of the counties in the upper and lower peninsulas of Michigan that you can click on the counties you're interested in then the link will take you to a listing of all of the chambers of commerce for that county.  From there most chambers of commerce sites will have info pertaining to the "quality" of life and statistics on cost of living in the area.\n\nhttp://65.199.123.34/msc/members_online/members/michigan_map.asp?call=directory_coc&typ=lower\n\nhttp://65.199.123.34/msc/members_online/members/michigan_map.asp?call=directory_coc&typ=upper\n\nOther thoughts, try doing a search for a county government website for the specific counties you're interested in.  Then from their government website they sometimes have links to similar statistical info, or at least links to larger towns/villages/cities that will also usually have this info.  Hope this helps.\n\nsome examples of links for county/city government websites that might give you info you're looking for:\nhttp://www.threeriversmi.org/\nhttp://www.threeriversmi.org/links.htm\nhttp://www.stjosephcountymi.org/\nhttp://www.allegancounty.org/\nhttp://www.casscountymi.org/\nhttp://www.kalcounty.com/\nhttp://www.accesskent.com/\nhttp://www.barrycounty.com/\nhttp://www.calhouncountymi.org/default4.htm\n\nI hope all this helps.  As you can guess from my examples I am partial to the SW region of MI but I don't honestly know how their property taxes relate to the rest of MI.  Good luck.  (and I'm jealous by the way, I wish I could move back there now, but am stuck here in NY for a few more years at least).
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Please move to Wisconsin or MN
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Cost of Living Index (U.S. average = 100)    91.85\n3-Bedroom House Price (U.S. $) $156,400\n2-Bedroom Apartment Rent (U.S. $) $745\nProperty Tax Rate 1.32%\nSales Tax (state and local) 7.0%\nCrime Index is 177 \n\n\nThe Historic "West End" and "Ardmore" areas are nice places to live. I think you would fit in, but I also think Greensboro, NC (less than 30 min. away) might be a good (if not better) fit for you.  It is a family type place to live.  Winston Salem also has a lot of churches and a Moravian background, but I don't think you'd have a problem living in Winston even if you are not religious.
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It depends quite a bit on where, in each city or state, you want to live, and what kind of apartment you're looking for. You can get a nice (not spectactular, but nice--clean, big enough, etc.) 1-bedroom apartment on the North side of Chicago for $800 or so. I don't know what rents are like on the South side. Manhattanis a nightmare--a closet-sized, cockroach-infested studio apartment will easily run you $1200 at least, and on top of that you will probably have to hire a broker to GET you that rat trap, so there's another grand or so out the window. San Francisco is also quite expensive, although the apartments I've seen seem nicer than the ones I've seen in New York. A decent 1-bedroom in Los Angeles will run in the neighborhood of $1000. I don't know about other areas in California. Of all the places mentioned here, Chicago is the cheapest.
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weather! costs of housing
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hey move here.  Most rent around here is $350 for single room\n\nor $500 for two bedroom.\n\nNo crime\nSome jobs\nsmall town\nFreindly\nme
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$80,000 in New York City\n$48,000 in Milwaukee, Wis.\n$35,000 in Pensacola, Fla.\n\nGarbage men make in between 12-20 per hour, but it depends on who you're working for, where you're located, and how well you do it.
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Are you talking about income limits for HUD or HEAP? We will need more information.  Need some details.... Sorry!
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that is going to be a challenge...most apartments in that area run between $1,500 and $2000 a month...the only way you are going to get rent of that kind is to move to San Bernardino County and commute to school, or share an appartment with other people
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Oh my goodness, I pay $875 for a one bedroom apartment.\n\nYou must be in S Jersey because a 3 bdrm house up here would be no less than $2500.00 a month.
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the cost of living in Ireland is quite high , one of the highest in Europe , but i varies greatly depending on where in Ireland you are living with Dublin being insanely expensive to Clare or Galway being reasonable. expect to pay about 5000 a year for student accommodation that's in cork and Galway. Dublin is far more. going out a pint of beer is about €4.20 that's Budweiser or miller to Guinness costing between €3.20 to 3.80. food is reasonable enough but eating out is insanely expensive aswell as for sports the biggest sports in Ireland are hurling Gaelic football soccer and rugby( which the Irish have one of the best teams in the world ) . hope i helped \nif you have any specific questons just ask
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Monster.com used to have an expense calculator for if you're relocating - I haven't used the site in a while, though.\n\nAs a lifelong NJ resident, I will tell you that it's ridiculously expensive to live here.  A six-figure salary is pretty much a necessity if you want to live "comfortably"\n\n_ADDENDUM 3/26/06_\nI just found a free Cost of Living Calculator that includes Northern NJ/NY and Southern NJ/Philly:\nhttp://www.newsengin.com/neFreeTools.nsf/CPIcalc?OpenView&Start=1&Count=30&Expand=1#1\n\nThere are others, but I don't know if they're free or how good they are.  I just typed "cost of living" calculator into the search engine and got a long list:\nhttp://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=%22cost+of+living%22+calculator&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8\n\nAnd NJ is NOT the "armpit of America" --  if it were, why would so many people want to live here that it costs so much?  In NJ you are two hours or less driving distance from two major cities, the beach, and the mountains.  There are still many beautiful outdoor areas (although the number is dwindling because everyone who moves here insists on having a new McMansion so they keep sprawling them over the beautiful countryside and woods I used to play in).  I guess maybe it's becoming the armpit of America -- so no one else needs to move here, OK?
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The cost of living in Indiana, where I live, is very low. You can buy a newly built big house with a garage and all the appliances for maybe a little over 100,000 if that, at $650/a month, people pay that alone a month for an apartment. There are SO many breaks for first time home buyers. I live in an apartment myself, I want a house soon though.
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There are many apartments in this price range. More details are needed to really answer proficiantly.\n\nI suggest you go to the FREE service called Rent.com\n\nYou can enter your specifics and then chose an area that will be meet your specific needs\n\nI wish you the best in all that you do!
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TD:\n\nWho the hell are you to say that?  I am from Mass,  live in Ga.  The cost of living is high there.  But on the other hand you can make good money depending on what you do.  Where at in Mass do you live?  You might want to go to Lawrence, Haverhill, Lowell areas possibly for cheaper rent (Maybe even to Nashua/Manchester, NH) because it is out of control in Mass.  Ga has a better cost of living and I make the same money I did back home.  Good luck with everything.