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: >I've accepted a job in DC, and am trying to decide where to live.
: >I'm perfectly willing to pay extra $X/month in taxes for location,
: >just as I would be willing to pay that in rent for location.
: >
: >The only problem is, I don't have the faintest idea what "X" looks like.

: You need to consider your particular situation (e.g., age, housing status).

Due to the depressed environment there, prices are very low, and because 
of commuter rail, commuting is not that difficult, you might want to 
consider Martinsburg, West Virginia.  It's just far enough away that the 
costs there are, from what I've heard, considerably lower than in the 
local area.  The cost savings might well justify the commuting hassles,
e.g. if the costs are, say $600 a month less to live there than in a 
similar priced place in DC, even after commuting costs it could be the 
equivalent of a raise of $5,000 a year.

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