Where is the money?

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Hello, my question is this where is the money, where can i go in USA that has the best jobs with the cheapest rent.

I am only looking for an entry level position and the rent has to be low i have 18k saved if that helps and it is all i got so i need to use it wisely. Where would you recommend i go in the states to venture off onto a new path in life where i can grow, make money, start new life. thank you in advance
 
Depends what you want to do, if you got a business and work from home then your options are plentiful.
But if you want a job, it gets tough as cheap housing and best jobs don't really go hand in hand.
 
Hello, my question is this where is the money, where can i go in USA that has the best jobs with the cheapest rent.

I am only looking for an entry level position and the rent has to be low i have 18k saved if that helps and it is all i got so i need to use it wisely. Where would you recommend i go in the states to venture off onto a new path in life where i can grow, make money, start new life. thank you in advance
Cheap rents and good jobs don't go together.
If employment is dynamic and well-paid in a city, rents are necessarily 'adjusted' according to what people can pay.
And it all depends on what you can do.
 
What kind of job would you be looking for?
Where are you coming from?
what is your work experience?
what are you trying to do?
 
What kind of job would you be looking for?
Where are you coming from?
what is your work experience?
what are you trying to do?
Looking for manufacturing production labor type jobs, coming from north California, experience is basic labor, trying to save for a house and just survive on my own
 
I heard being a plumber earn you decent amount of money
 
Web or Mobile app development and even Analytics have good opportunities. You can get paid well if you know these skills mostly anywhere in the US.
 
Looking for manufacturing production labor type jobs, coming from north California, experience is basic labor, trying to save for a house and just survive on my own
Then you got to find the job first and take whatever rent costs. Manufacturing production jobs aren't on every street corner, so look across the country for the job, get hired, and then move. Or broaden the work. If you're willing to do basic labor like construction your possible locations become larger.

But keep in mind the house in Texas might be half the price but it won't do you much difference if you also get paid half the amount. What you want, best job with cheap housing, isn't realistic for basic labor. Or learn a skill, if you're a web developer or something then sure you can get the cheap house with a good job.
 
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