Take 2. If you could live *almost* anywhere in the US while working remotely (digital nomad), where would you live and

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Doing this in New Orleans!

NP
I don’t understand the allure of an overtly racist gross city with high homelessness. Explain this to me like I’m 5. Nee Orleans and Charleston would seriously be at the bottom of my list - I’d rather live in Kansas

[Anonymous]

Agree with CA. Carmel or Santa Barbara

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Colorado. Love the atmosphere and beauty.
But with kids in the NE, I’d stay in the NE.

+1
I wouldn’t send my kids to school in CO. Locals thinks it’s good, but by comparison to other parts of the country it’s not even close.

[Anonymous]

An acquaintance (single, no kids) recently moved from the east coast to Wyoming. Great area for her outdoor hobby. I’m so jealous.

I’d pick a region, like the southwest or the PNW, then look for a LCOL city there that would check enough boxes that I could live there (eg, not total suburban sprawl that requires me getting in the car for every destination) and that provides good access for exploring the region. Stay for a year or so then pick somewhere else.

I would love to actually be able to do this. Maybe someday.

[Anonymous]

California (Tahoe or coast)- anytime of the year.
Montana
Arizona (Scottsdale)
Colorado
Maine/Vermont for summers