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Originally Posted by l1995

Which cities can you find the absolute cheapest, non scam apartments?

With some urbanity. Not necessarily NYC level of course, but have some sort of city vibe to them at least.

I have a feeling Ohio will do well with this.

Just curious, but does city size matter?

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