Take 2. If you could live *almost* anywhere in the US while working remotely (digital nomad), where would you live and
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Anonymous
| ^ Colombia |
Anonymous
| I’d check out Santa Fe or Taos, NM for a little bit. I’ve actually never been, but the southwest (and small towns/cities) are things that I haven’t really experienced (besides a vacation to the Grand Canyon and Sedona). I’d probably end up doing a lot of driving in my free time to visit Chaco national historic parks and the national parks in southwest Colorado. Depending on your work schedule the time zone change could be a challenge. |
Anonymous
| Third floor apartment overlooking Bourbon Street |
Anonymous
| Montana. |
Anonymous
Good banks there? |
Anonymous
| Montana or New England. I'm 60 and so many of my friends are heading to Florida. |
Anonymous
| Utah |
Anonymous
| Doing this in New Orleans! |
Anonymous
| St. John USVI |
Anonymous
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Colorado. Love the atmosphere and beauty.
But with kids in the NE, I’d stay in the NE. |
Anonymous
We just left Maine. Remote work helped drive up home prices to insane numbers. The natural beauty was astounding but I am happy back in mainstream Midwest. We sold $310K over what we bought for in 2017. |
Anonymous
This is a good one |
Anonymous
NICE! You should post and update and let us all know how its going |
Anonymous
Cool. Generally, what part? If you don't mind saying. |
Anonymous
Why did you leave? |