If you are living in a city like Los Angeles or New York City that seems to be draining your bank account nearly every month and are in search of some of the cheapest options out there for you, then consider the following list of the cheapest places to live in the United States.

Based on the median housing costs, you simply will not find any cheaper places to take up new residence in than the ones listed below…

10. Columbus, Ohio

Serving as both the capital and the largest city of Ohio, Columbus encompasses a total of ten counties and has a total population of 835,000 people. With a very diverse economy based on education, insurance, retail, technology, government and energy amongst several others, there are plenty of job opportunities and employment options for those looking to move to this Ohio city. The average household income comes in at $70,00- while the average cost of a house is right around $167,000.

9. Indianapolis, Indiana

Located in Marion County, Indianapolis has a total population of just over 840,000 residents and serves as the largest city in the state of Indiania as well as the second largest in the American Midwest. The economy is made up of trade, transportation, utilities, education and hospitality amongst several other major areas. The average household income is $64,300 while the average total for a house is $134,000.