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StarOcean said:
outlawauron said:

I see. I just dn't think you'll like those jobs much. BSN can easily fetch 50k starting out.

I love this line of work honestly XD

So, if I become senile, would you mind being my caretaker?



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Ka-pi96 said:
outlawauron said:

Cost of living in the US varies too much to give a definitive answer. In the Southeast, Midwest, and Mountain West, it's very cheap. Cost of living is closer to Eastern Europe than Western Europe.

I was able to buy a home and support my wife in school making 35k/year. I do a lot better than that now of course.

Was that like a long time ago and house prices have went up significantly then? Or are houses in the US just that cheap? :O

I'm from the Detroit area, and over there people were selling houses for $1! Of course, there were hidden costs underneath it that made it so that nobody wanted to buy it for even that price!



Ka-pi96 said:
VGPolyglot said:

I'm from the Detroit area, and over there people were selling houses for $1! Of course, there were hidden costs underneath it that made it so that nobody wanted to buy it for even that price!

Hidden costs like it's built on a minefield and you need to pay hundreds of thousands to clear the mines (and wait a long time for it to be done) before you can live there? Well that or just hope you don't blow up while walking round your house one day I guess?

You have to pay a huge amount of taxes and the like on the property.



Ka-pi96 said:
outlawauron said:

Cost of living in the US varies too much to give a definitive answer. In the Southeast, Midwest, and Mountain West, it's very cheap. Cost of living is closer to Eastern Europe than Western Europe.

I was able to buy a home and support my wife in school making 35k/year. I do a lot better than that now of course.

Was that like a long time ago and house prices have went up significantly then? Or are houses in the US just that cheap? :O

This was 2012 and I bought a brand new home that no one else had lived in. At the time, I lived 10 minutes away from a major university, but I lived in Louisiana. There's only very small pockets of expensive housing, everything else around in the city is very cheap. Not to mention the incredibly small property taxes.



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Ka-pi96 said:
VGPolyglot said:

You have to pay a huge amount of taxes and the like on the property.

How much can taxes be on a $1 property?



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Ka-pi96 said:
outlawauron said:

This was 2012 and I bought a brand new home that no one else had lived in. At the time, I lived 10 minutes away from a major university, but I lived in Louisiana. There's only very small pockets of expensive housing, everything else around in the city is very cheap. Not to mention the incredibly small property taxes.

Just did a quick google search of Louisiana home prices... y'all lucky!

Guess I need to move to the US if I ever want to buy a house

and I lived in a decent sized city too. You can get really cheap if you just live in a more country area. Getting loans for rural housing is even easier than the conventional loan I got.



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VGPolyglot said:
StarOcean said:

I love this line of work honestly XD

So, if I become senile, would you mind being my caretaker?

I wouldnt mind



StarOcean said:
VGPolyglot said:

So, if I become senile, would you mind being my caretaker?

I wouldnt mind

Yay!!



If you dislike your job and get paid terribly, join the military. Then you'll only hate your job. Get out in 4 years (or do what I had done and get out in 7) and get paid well to go to college. Then once college is over get online and look through temp services, quite a few of which will try to help with options more than others due to your military service and get a job making decent pay/great pay.

Worst that can happen: Get shot and killed, but hey, I live in Ohio too so not really a change as far as that goes.



bigtakilla said:

If you dislike your job and get paid terribly, join the military. Then you'll only hate your job. Get out in 4 years (or do what I had done and get out in 7) and get paid well to go to college. Then once college is over get online and look through temp services, quite a few of which will try to help with options more than others due to your military service and get a job making decent pay/great pay.

Worst that can happen: Get shot and killed, but hey, I live in Ohio too so not really a change as far as that goes.

I know for sure from what Star's said in the past that he's not really too keen on doing that!