I know that that is a dumb question in this day and age, but I thought I'd ask anyway. Is there any secret to finding a nice small cabin on a decent chunk of land without it costing $500,000?
How did you find your cabin? Was it via Zillow, a realtor, etc. Is it better to buy the land and then build? Teach me your ways.
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Whenever I’m going on vacation, these are the four sites and two tactics I use to search for a place to stay: Google Hotels: A new entrant in the hotel booking scene, but a fast and powerful site that offers a far better user experience than most other online travel agencies. Airbnb/Vrbo: Especially affordable when I’m looking to stay in the center
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Orbitz (www.orbitz.com), Kayak (www.kayak.com), and Sidestep (www.sidestep.com) Search 400+ airlines worldwide for each service. Orbitz is my starting point for pricing comparisons, after which I check both Kayak and Sidestep. Sidestep has proven most effective when searching for flights that start and end outside of the U.S. TravelZoo Top 20 (http
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With prices skyrocketing these days, I've been thinking it's a great idea to share any spots where you can still grab a delicious bite without breaking the bank, say, under 15 euros. The ones that come to mind for me are:
\- König, they have those amazingly affordable burgers.
\- Pummarola, for some mouthwatering pizza, but it's best to go early ... See more
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