affordable liberal cities that are not freezing, good live music, affordable

[creeksitter]

somewhere warmer, medium sized city, with beautiful nature, good music scene, liberal people and affordable

This describes Knoxville, TN. Though you probably know there are conservative people as well as liberal people . Mostly apathetic people and mind yer own business type people.

[dirtypaws11]

Originally Posted by Buckeye614

Perhaps parts of St. Petersburg/Clearwater, Florida.

that will be much more.

What kind of disable if you don't mind sharing?

Pubelo, CO, Colorado, Springs. Denver metro.

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Originally Posted by creeksitter

This describes Knoxville, TN. Though you probably know there are conservative people as well as liberal people . Mostly apathetic people and mind yer own business type people.

I can vouch for Knoxville being cheap, I remember my uncle had a true dive of a studio apartment, but was only paying $120/month (this was in the late 90's)

[creeksitter]

The $120/mo apartments are long gone. Or condemned. But apartments can be had for $400-450 or so. 2 BR apts in a decent but not trendy area start around $600 - that's the cheap way to go.

[oregonwoodsmoke]

Originally Posted by fromnewmexicotounknown

i cannot afford $750 a month..i am disabled but appreciate it..i also have lived near mountains for 14 years and would miss them too much

i am thinking of moving out the country to be brutally honest..

In that case, allow me to suggest Mexico, someplace far from the border. Mexico is cheap, the food is wonderful, the people are warm and friendly, and it isn't difficult to get a resident alien card.

It's close to you so the move wouldn't be expensive. There is national health that you would not be permitted to use, but both medical and dental are very cheap if you have to pay for your own, prescription med are cheap, too.