We left Denver after concluding a several year search that we couldn't find any nearby "country" where we wanted to live. Found it here, near a small city. Lots of small cities available. That's exactly why we prefer living East. Keeps land price pressure lower while still allowing easy access to work.
I visit near Findlay, Ohio every year and always wonder why anyone wants to live there. Not that my old Denver friends don't have a good life, but they like to visit here. Considerably more interesting geography. And their small town has about every other house for sale. Often empty, former residents having left to try to find work.
It's here. A buddy recently went into the hauling business. I just found another trailer for him, a dual axle boat trailer good for up to 24'. He's happy so far, recently hauled a windmill for me from New Jersey. This week steel. Mostly he gets work from a broker.
As you know, nurses can find work almost anywhere. We live 20 minutes from town, and are alone, but still have 3 large hospitals within a short drive.
Air conditioning was mentioned. Almost all houses here require it. Mine doesn't. Nor do we have any heating bills to worry about, though a friend with a similar-sized house burned 5 1/2 cords last winter. Our house never gets cold or hot due to its design. We have a mild 4 season climate, most years.
I expect you already knew that, why you were interested.
We decided on our ideal community to be near, and went looking for it. That worked nicely. Good luck.
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