We'd be happy finding somewhere with comparable rent—we currently pay $800 a month for a small 3-bedroom house in Youngstown, Ohio one block from a huge park—but this time with a moderate climate please. I've lived in Seaside, Oregon (waaaay too windy and rainy), Canyon Lake, Texas (too hot with too many insects), Jackson, Mississippi (same as Texas) and now Youngstown (too many snowy months and not enough sunny days year round to stave off depression). I've been looking in the region of North Carolina. The climate is supposed to be mild there. I did some research on rents in a test city (Durham) and it looks comparable to what we pay here. P.S. My husband would appreciate the beer stats but I'd prefer coffee myself. What does a cappuccino cost in the cheapest US cities? ;~)

I need a 5 bedroom house and I would like to move to beacon Ny

i live in hope arkansas and rent is really cheap. apartments 2 bedroom 1 bath all bills paid around 500 but you can find houses to rent for 300 to 500 easy. small town hospility. i have lived in tampa and orlando florida and still hate to admit i love my little home town.

As a native, I will tell you that all cities in Kansas are dirt cheap to live in. But the better deal is to live in a small town within driving distance to wichita. I lived in a town of about 10 thousand people and rented a nice 1 bed 1 bath on main street for 250 a month. Even in Wichita prices go a lot lower than what listed here. You can get an apartment for 300, but it will be in a bad part of town. As far as jobs go, it depends on what you are doing. The pay is comparable to other places, but there aren't a lot of good jobs to go around. There are few if any big law firms in the state, for example.

Cool...but it still expensive for us. In Mojokerto city, Indonesia you can rent a 36 square metres house with 2 bedroom, kitchen, garage and bathroom only about 200 USD for one year.....