Where are you blades living?and the cost of your place? Rent or buying? currently buying a house for $125,000. ( 3bedroom 2 bath)In cali around 750+ bills a month.. northern cali... What about you guys? High
obviously it depends where...i I think that in Northern California, is not too expensive... of course, it depends what neighborhood and area.. But in nor cal, good, friendly, family safe, neighborhoods are not too expensive. Imo.... High
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Well, it actually a decent house...not shitty or anything.. But yea, cali is a more costly state...like In Missouri, for that price...you can buy a fat ass house, with a few acres of land...but its MO....any ways, what kind deals do you fellow blades get it? High
Nice,How much land? Like I said, 125,000...has a little less then half an acre for a backyard... High
Just under three acres. Got a pretty great deal for the place, really. That price is including all the money I put into getting the house back into shape after I bought it, new roof, new floors, had to replace some drywall, etc. So yeah, needless to say the cost of living here is pretty cheap compared to most of the US.
Yea ,living in the middle, or near The center of usa, is cheaper imo..my aunt got a 3 story house in Mo...(was huge) for about 150,000..and like a little less than 5 acres yard...fun hunting lol... High
nah north cal is decent with prices, move into la haha crazy rent prices Sent from my iPhone using Grasscity Forum
I got a four bedroom house with a fenced yard for 500 a month. Add on utilities and amenities and I spend around 800 a month roughly. Sent from my mind
Good ole Illinois! And it's decent i have maybe 3/4 of an acre and most of it is backyard so I'm not complaining and all three dogs love it. Sent from my mind
I live in Fargo nd it's about 500 for a 1bedroom but this is one of the cheaper places in north Dakota in williston or Minot you could pay 2k for a one bedroom easy Sent from my SCH-I545 using Grasscity Forum mobile app
Yeah I'd move if the economy was stronger in other areas of the US as it stands now Texas would be the only other option Sent from my SCH-I545 using Grasscity Forum mobile app
I'm looking to buy a house here in Vermont but a lot of 3 bedrooms are getting up to the 300,000 range. My rent is 1,275 which includes heat and water. Now that's too damn high
Its feels like, living on either coast is more costly... But living more to the center is cheaper...idk just my opinion High