What locations are considered the most inexpensive to live in the U.S.?

Depends on your income. The odds of finding a job in advertising are pretty slim in Norman, Oklahoma. If you are on a fixed income I would look at Detroit.

Here are America’s 100 Cheapest Places to Live from Forbes magazine.

I was in a situation like yours and i choosed Amarillo TX but after all i couldnt move

Interesting thing to consider:

Live in a high rent town for a long time, buy a home, etc.

Years later you can move to almost anywhere and it’ll seem cheap.

The reverse ain’t true, though. It can be tough to climb the property ladder when you’re starting at the very bottom.

Here are America’s 100 Cheapest Places to Live from Forbes magazine.

Interesting. I see some nice places there. Fort Collins for example.

I’ve lived in (and left) three of the top 100. They were OK.

San Antonio Texas is a great city. Great culture, great food and restaurants, economy is comparatively good compared to most major cities, cost of living is inexpensive, job market is very good (lots of military bases and IT companies moving in here. Alots of greenery (beautiful hill country), 2 hours away from the coast, 30–45 mins from Austin, 2½ hours from Houston, 3 major lakes and rivers, Sea World, Six Flags, The Alamo, Riverwalk, Good Nightlife, and the best damn puffy tacos in the US. I moved here from SoCal about 4 years ago and have not regretted it. Population wise it is decent close to 2 million so not too big but not too small.