CHEAPEST PLACES TO LIVE IN ALASKA (without living on a homestead) 

What other questions do you have?

Do a "what to consider when buying land in Alaska" video, I like your videos! Keep em coming

For those that come across this and wonder about a point of reference for "it's expensive".... we were in AK scouting things out during the summer a couple years ago. We stopped at multiple small town grocery stores, stores in Anchorage, and a few in Palmer/Wasilla. For reference we live in rural Iowa. The only grocery that was consistently more expensive was meat, with anywhere from 20% to 200% more depending on product. Produce was almost always the same or a little cheaper than our prices here, and the produce was bigger and better. Processed foods was a mixed bag, but generally comparable with a few higher items. Even milk was about 30-60 cents cheaper than here at that point in time. There is so much opportunity to hunt and fish in AK, so meat isn't an issue for many. Where the cost in Alaska will really hit you is the cost of real estate, building materials, and energy costs. That and the cost of all the activities, lol. Not going to move to Alaska to be a hermit in a city apartment. 😂😂

Might be hitting you guys up when I move to Anchorage next year!

Anchorage resident, worked in Valdez, Seward and Kenai, if I ever move it'll be to Seward. Once again awesome truthful information ✌️

Homer is awesome! Unbelievably beautiful with a surprisingly mild climate!

Those of us who live in cheaper places are happy we weren’t mentioned.

great info!

Big Delta and Nenana no property tax, no sales tax, yet close enough to Fairbanks for big box stores. Fairbanks does have an extreme climate, which includes warm summers which is ideal for gardening May-Sept and its dry...annual precipitation averages 12 inches. Fairbanks also has an International Airport which is nice for folks wanting to take a break from winter.

Lived in Seward for almost two years, I moved into Anchorage 4 years ago, at first I was really hapoy with the move, now I really miss it

Good stuff world love to pick your Alaska real estate brain :-)

We stayed in Kenai. It was so quiet and beautiful. Hardly any traffic.

Thank you

Please do this video comparison for South Central AK.

Thankbyou!

Would you suggest any good areas halfway to homer and anchorage? I want to be near mountains but also right at the coast. Able to fish and hunt when able. I’m sure that sounds like a huge question but if you have any suggestions please let me know! Thank you for another great video!

How you doing Jamin? Great videos, but I had another question dealing with apartments. I’m planning on coming up in the next couple of weeks to work for a company in Seward, Alaska and I see different numbers dealing with living in or outside of the city. Could you give me a little more insight? It would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for what you do!

I'm not sure if you've done a vid on this, but what is there to do in South Central Alaska/ Anchorage? Does anchorage have bowling alleys, bike trails, or local card shops? Also, what are the requirements for owning a vehicle in [South Central] Alaska? Do you have to have a four-wheel drive go get around? Is it even possible to commute by bike? Great vid btw

Can’t believe Valdez is cheap for AK my mom always tells me I shouldn’t move back there unless I have a roommate or significant other to help with costs of living

Bro I'm in Hawaii, they're all cheaper, can't wait to get up there

Hello. Do you have any information about St Mary’s Alaska?

Will the cost of living in ak go down in for example lets say... in 15 years or so

Hey big guy you totally messed up on Fairbanks it’s next to Fort Wainwright Eielson is on the other side of North Pole

What is a good site to find cheap Alaska land?

How do towns in SE Alaska rate?

I am sold on Kenai any thoughts of it would be appreciated thanks 🎉🎉

Do they have a Dating Site in Alaska?

I need help I plan on moving remote there

Im thinking of moving to Cordova alaska, is that expensive?

Where does anchorage fall on the list?

How about Chicken, Fox or Eagle?😂

I don’t want to live in the hood

30% to 40% more. 1br is $1800. Food is $475 a month not 350 Internet is $150 not 50 Heat/gas(propane) is $500 a month. Then is snow removal etc. $2925 for avg lifestyle.

I wanna move to Alaska because Kansas sucks.

Enough with the anti Anchorage bias