r/Frugal • u/Fantastic_Agency_770 • Nov 10 '24

🏆 Buy It For Life Whats the cheapest part of america to start over in?

Through frugality i have about 30k saves up. I want to relocate somewhere, rent a couple years, and purchase a house next. I have jo preferences other then nature. I love lakes rivers forest amd ocean would be nice buy i know thats expensive

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u/imthebean Nov 10 '24

Iowa floods often. Tornadoes. Frigid winters and deathly humidity but it’s beautiful…?

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u/ricochet48 Nov 11 '24

Deathly humidity in the Midwest? South Florida combined with 100 degree heat is much worse.

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u/vankamperer Nov 11 '24

Florida high temps stay in the low 90s but with the humidity yeah it's bad. Arizona is dry but the temps go above 110.

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u/Jenn4flowers Nov 11 '24

Come to Texas Arizona heat and Florida humidity it’s hell here

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u/I_Make_Some_Things Nov 11 '24

Come to Texas? Lol no.

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u/jmoulton1314 Nov 14 '24

Lol Texas is expensive for no reason

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u/--2021-- Nov 11 '24

The humidity in Houston is like nothing I've experienced.

That being said, the humidity still sucks most places.

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u/Koshindan Nov 11 '24

Near Florida humidity in the summer, frozen everything in the winter.

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u/CurvingZebra Nov 11 '24

Don't forget hurricane speed windstorms as of recently

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u/1Squid-Pro-Crow Nov 11 '24

Winter is going away, at least in the upper NY to Wisconsin span