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Miami/Fort Lauderdale area. Great weather, (relatively) low property prices, major airports and no state income tax.
Miami is too corrupt and overpriced. Besides the beach, there isn't much to do to enjoy nature with the lack of parks. And the beach is to be avoided at all costs during major holidays/spring break anyway.
Houston, TX - cheap, freakin amazing food, accessible to the whole country - direct flights coz United hub.
Pros - driver’s paradise - love doing 80 on 65, no harsh winters - only fake winters
Cons - it’s TX, hot af, agression on the road is real
Diversity is great and tacos are 🔥
Somewhere inexpensive that I could I have highest quality of life yet still be close enough to the airport.
Charleston
Atlanta Georgia any day! Otherwise someplace in Cali
Texas, no state income tax. Low cost of living!
Puerto Rico. Your cost of living would be 50% cheaper. Yourbrent 70% cheaper. It is a state with all the first world commodities you are used to. But your 300k will get you the same quality of life 600k will get you in NY. With the added benefit twmperature drops lower thsn 70 degree on the coast and 55 degrees in the mountains.
Also food is great
Along with poor infrastructure, crime is also an issue
California duh
I am in that situation, not money wise, but my job is completely remote and since I work in consulting, I get to travel and can practically live anywhere in the country. I would always choose Orange County. Posh county, so close to LA , San Diego and Vegas, no homeless population, great hikes and beaches.
Seattle
Chief
Orange County, CA
Savannah, GA has my heart. They are not the inventors of the to-go cup, but they are believers.
Live in a crap shack and save up to retire at 35 screw 9-5.
OP why limit yourself to US? If remote, go to Canada
Imma live in a garage for 3 years, get millionaire and move to Europe where I can leave with 40k a year by capital interests
Around New York City. May be by the waterfront of Hoboken in a luxury apartment
Outer Banks, NC! One of the most beautiful areas but still has civilization and internet access.
I’d probably head to duck or carolla TBH. Winters are slow but would have some
Peace and quiet and be on the water.
Id stay in NJ I just probably move a little more west and south of where I am now. Lots of infrastructure and things to do. Nice homes but still within reach of two of the biggest US cities and a days drive/train from half a dozen major US cities. Still nice surburb feel to most of the state. Good education system for future family. Access to beautiful shoreline in the summer.
LA because huge asain/latino population hence good food
Charleston
Texas, Tennessee, or Florida.
0% income tax.
Philly/Philly area. Large city but more affordable than its NE neighbors. Great food, music, and art scene, major airport, and great day trips nearby. Also no retail tax = fantastic shopping
Maine in the summers
Telluride in the winter
Palm Springs for should season