How much do houses cost where you live.  I am looking for the really cheapest place in the country to live.?
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Take a look at www.realtor.com \nYou can search houses pretty much anywhere in the US.  And get a good idea of what it will cost you.  The problem is, housing cost is only one part of the story.  I live in the East Bay of California.  Danville for example has a median house price of $1,000,000.  (Yup, that is a regular single family home)  But, the average household income is over 100k a year. But if you move somewhere with really low housing costs, and low cost of living, you can be sure to only make 5 bucks an hour.  Good luck!
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im gonna try and help,my cousin owns a one story house and has 3 lots,or almost 3/4 of an acre and pays $585 dollars a year,including her house.she lives in the city.her mother in law in the country ,her land is $200 a year.hope i helped.i live in nc,it is great,it all just depends on where you move to,of course the city limits are higher,good luck.
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in terms of cost of living, it is slightly higher than anywhere else in Scotland.  I was a student in Edinburgh and couldn't stand the prices, so i moved to Glasgow and commuted, worked out cheaper.
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Hi Kate - try using http://www.uklocalarea.com/ that one is free to use . ENter the post code in top right box, then when map of area appears on left above that is button marked House Prices - click on that and it will show average prices for various types of house, i.e in my area:\n Average Price Sales \nOverall £207,091 718 \nDetached £304,958 230 \nSemi-Detached £178,873 225 \nTerraced £151,631 211 \nFlat/Maisonette £121,359 52 \n\nThere is another site http://www.myhouseprice.com/ where you can see specific actual prices for houses, but you have to pay £1.00 a go to get the actual results. But if you are interested in specifc house you may be able to find out how much the person you are buying it off paid for it!
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This sounds like time-shares. Personally I would never buy property in a foreign country let alone with a group of people.  Unless you have money to throw away. Remember, if it sounds too good to be true, most likely it is. And if living cheaply is what you're looking for, there are many places right here in the good USA where you can do that. Or if living in a third-world country is appealing to you, that too we offer---Try Mississippi, Alabama,  Oklahoma, New Mexico, Los Angeles and New york city.
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in the country area of Mississippi or one of the southern states. There are cheap places in the northeast area of pa ans also the middle of the state.  The further you go from the cities the cheaper it is to live. The myth of cheap living in Mexico or south America is being exposed and 450 a month is not very much to live anyplace.  Government food stamps and housing support is available for people with that little.
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I think you mean RENT..\n\nAnd nobody can give you a reasonable answer because you didn't ask a question. 'Rent and the price of the house rent' doesn't give us anything to go by. Try actually ASKING something..
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You should try to contact the land registry at \n\nwww.landregisteronline.gov.uk\n\nYou can also visit www.housepricecrash.co.uk, which has links to various sites about house prices.\n\nGood luck!
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Closer to home is always better and less expensive.  Will the benefits out-weigh the cost?  It's a crap shoot.
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I live here, and YES it is super expensive, but many poor people and students do just fine. You have to be resourceful to live here. Look for bargains, be flexible, and you'll do fine.
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Well a small apartment in Northern Virginia could cost over $1,000 but a small apartment in rural Pennsylvania might be $200.  It really all depends on where you live.  Look in the classified section of your local newspaper.
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Go on findaproperty.com - rentals, - you can find somewhere to rent in any area and to your price range. They are all through agents - so tend to be safer. If you don't go through an agent it might be cheaper  but be careful of dodgy landlords.  Agents will ask for credit check which in London can cost around £150, 1 months deposit and rent in advance and references.\n\ngood luck
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Start looking now, you can get an idea of whats available the costs etc.  Also most landlords know if they may have a unit available in the up coming months.  Good Luck KG
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Try some renting agencies in the town.  Can be expensive and charge you extras but it will give you an idea of what is available and the kinds of prices in the area.  Also check the local papers - both free and paid for and have a look - you will often find better deals in the paper.  I've always rented directly from the owner and if you are careful about the owner and check that they don't have loads of properties it's much easier.  If you get a 'serial' landlord they won't bother to fix anything and can be really tricky to deal with.  Best thing is go have a look at a few properties in your price rang and out of it just to see what they are like and get a feel for waht you want and what to pay - take someone with you.
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Actually, Denver can be somewhat pricy compared to other regions.  But still far cheaper (almost 40%) than Cali.  I live in Utah where it is a little cheaper than Denver but closer to Cali if I want to visit the ocean.  And you may want to think of gas prices if you plan on visiting "home" often.  Try this link..\n\nhttp://www.bankrate.com/brm/movecalc.asp\n\nYou can also put in 2 different cities you are thinking of moving to to compare them.  If you pt in Denver and Salt Lake you will see Salt Lake is only 4.5% lower in cost of living than Denver.  You also need to look at job availability and average pay and things like that.  \n\nI like this site because it gives you a big list of items it compares.  from housing to dr. visits to parmesean cheese.  Try it out!
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Southern states, such as Mississippi, Georgia , and Alabama.  You can rent an apartment for under five hundred dollars (a nice apartment). You can then even cheaper if you don't really care about luxuries or bedrooms. Property is cheap as well as houses.  Look at Rent.com or realesate.com, often they even have info about the neighbourhoods.
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I would say live in a low cost area if it's accessible to your job, is safe for your family, etc. The less you pay for rent/mortgage, the more you can pay on your other bills... just my opinion. :)