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(#7) Grant County, IN
Grant County, IN wants new residents with either advanced education degrees or advanced training in specific fields. Lawmakers will write $5,000 checks so those individuals can purchase homes in the area. Fund recipients must stay in Grant County for at least five years.
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(#9) Washington
- USA
Washington state is incredibly beautiful. There's something for everyone here: cosmopolitan cities, hippie paradises, mountains, valleys, and huge bodies of water. And if school loan debt burdens you, the state can help out. The Washington State Health Loan Repayment Program has strict requirements, however. Recipients must work in a healthcare field, maintain a minimum number of hours, and be willing to live in Washington for at least three years. They could be eligible for up to $75,000 in loan reimbursement funds.
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(#1) Baltimore
- Maryland, USA
Baltimore, MD, is not a small town, but city officials still want new arrivals. It does have higher than average crime rates, but many local programs provide a wealth of opportunities for first-time homebuyers. Some give as much as $5,000 towards purchases.
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(#5) Hamilton
- Ohio, USA
Hamilton, OH, gives college graduates a major motivation to live in a city of 62,000. If you relocate to Hamilton and are still paying off school debt, the city will give you $5,000 for loans. It pays in 25 monthly installments of $200.
There are some caveats, though. Qualifying individuals must have graduated in the last seven years. Degrees in the arts, engineering, math, science, or technology are required.
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(#3) Harmony
- Minnesota, USA
Tucked away in southeastern Minnesota and boasting a population of just over 1,000, Harmony, MN, is a little prairie town offering big incentives to move. There's just one catch: you have to build your own home there.
When you do, the city offers you anywhere from $5,000 to $12,000. You can find old houses, but they require too much work and financial investment for many younger homebuyers. To remedy this, the Minnesota town gives cash to offset the cost of new construction.
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Many critics and politicians accuse the federal government of excessive spending. In fact, social welfare accounts for a large proportion of the federal government’s expenditures, and rent subsidies are one of them. The trend of leaving big cities and moving to smaller towns with a slower pace of life and lower living costs is intensifying.
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