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Tina J
Don't just google it and send me any site. I've already googled it. I need a cheap site where I can get some sushi dishes, plates and teapot sets! Thanks!
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Go to any China town nearby.
Go to any China town nearby.
Where is a really cheap place to live right after high school?
Tyler
I graduated high school with a cosmetology license through a vocational program. I'll get money and stuff for graduation, I plan on working full time for a few months, but where is the best place to move to really cheap that is really friendly, easy to get to, marijuana friendly, gay friendly, just a good place? I currently live in Indiana so if there is any place close by thats great, plus I like warm weather. I hate the cold.
Answer
First, live frugally (inexpensively) where you are now, in Indiana, and save as much of your money that you can. You will need money to pay to move your stuff, be qualified by a landlord to rent an apartment or flat (pay for security deposit, 1st month's rent and maybe the last month's rent - or even have to pay for 6 months or a year of rent in advance), pay for deposits for utilities (electric, gas, cable/dish TV, Internet service) and furnish where you will live.
Then, I recommend you use the interactive online questionnaire of Find Your Spot, to compile a list of places in the US that may fit you best. This is the link:
http://www.findyourspot.com
You can just focus on places with mild/warm winters (meaning hot and maybe humid summers, by the way) as well as other factors.
Once you have a list of locations that have been identified as meeting your needs/interests from Find Your Spot, I suggest you take the time and saved money to visit top 1 or 2 locations to get a feel for the place, neighborhoods, vibes, etc. of those places before you set on a location to move to.
Also, visit your local public library to research the places ranking high on your list. A reference librarian can help you with that. One of my favorite resources is:
Title: Places Rated Almanac : The Original Guide for Finding Your Best Places to Live in North America.
Author: David Savageau
Publisher: Independent Pub. Group 2011
This is the link to David Savageau's Places Rated web site:
* http://placesrated.expertchoice.com/
Also, Salary.com is good for determining the cost of living differences from where you now live in Indiana and any new location. You will be able to learn what income you will need to earn in the new location to match or exceed your present standard of living. This is the link to the home page:
http://www.salary.com
This is the link to the Cost of Living Calculator:
* http://swz.salary.com/costoflivingwizard/layoutscripts/coll_start.aspx
Librarians--Ask Us, We Answer!
Find your local Public Library at:
http://www.publiclibraries.com/
Find your College/University Library at:
http://lists.webjunction.org/libweb/Academic_main.html
Best wishes
First, live frugally (inexpensively) where you are now, in Indiana, and save as much of your money that you can. You will need money to pay to move your stuff, be qualified by a landlord to rent an apartment or flat (pay for security deposit, 1st month's rent and maybe the last month's rent - or even have to pay for 6 months or a year of rent in advance), pay for deposits for utilities (electric, gas, cable/dish TV, Internet service) and furnish where you will live.
Then, I recommend you use the interactive online questionnaire of Find Your Spot, to compile a list of places in the US that may fit you best. This is the link:
http://www.findyourspot.com
You can just focus on places with mild/warm winters (meaning hot and maybe humid summers, by the way) as well as other factors.
Once you have a list of locations that have been identified as meeting your needs/interests from Find Your Spot, I suggest you take the time and saved money to visit top 1 or 2 locations to get a feel for the place, neighborhoods, vibes, etc. of those places before you set on a location to move to.
Also, visit your local public library to research the places ranking high on your list. A reference librarian can help you with that. One of my favorite resources is:
Title: Places Rated Almanac : The Original Guide for Finding Your Best Places to Live in North America.
Author: David Savageau
Publisher: Independent Pub. Group 2011
This is the link to David Savageau's Places Rated web site:
* http://placesrated.expertchoice.com/
Also, Salary.com is good for determining the cost of living differences from where you now live in Indiana and any new location. You will be able to learn what income you will need to earn in the new location to match or exceed your present standard of living. This is the link to the home page:
http://www.salary.com
This is the link to the Cost of Living Calculator:
* http://swz.salary.com/costoflivingwizard/layoutscripts/coll_start.aspx
Librarians--Ask Us, We Answer!
Find your local Public Library at:
http://www.publiclibraries.com/
Find your College/University Library at:
http://lists.webjunction.org/libweb/Academic_main.html
Best wishes
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