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Just like to point out to the OP to make sure you calculated your expenses based on the new location and not from where you are now. For example your new location might give you higher car insurance rates or the commute times from where you need to go could be higher (hence more gas). If it is a nicer area your food costs will go up because the nicer areas have pricier grocery stores and it is not always convenient to go to the further cheaper places.
Just my 2 cents.
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