
Housing is the typical American’s largest monthly expense, so keeping it on the low side can free up money for other important purposes, like savings and obligatory bills. Finding an affordable place to live, however, is easier said than done if you’re looking to reside in a city. Often, you’ll pay a premium for conveniences like public transportation, walkable shops and restaurants, and access to other amenities. The good news, however, is that there are plenty of low-cost cities to rent in throughout the country. Here are a bunch where it’s possible to keep your monthly rent payment to $750 or below, courtesy of GOBankingRates.
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