10 US Cities You Can Buy A Home Making under $100k a Year

Have you ever looked at real estate prices and thought I will never be able to afford to buy a home?
Well, in today's video, we are looking at cities where you can buy a home while making under $100,000 a year.
That's right the American real estate dream can become a reality, you just might have to move to one of these cities and start calling Realtors.
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[markpeterson]

My nephew lives in Oklahoma City. About 75% of his house is underground. His former house was destroyed by a tornado.

[johnpjones]

It’s wild that the Omaha area isn’t on this list.
I bought my house on ‘17 for $89k 1300sq ft, corner lot, detached garage, all in good shape, and sold it in ‘22 for for $175k.

It’s crazy how time goes by and the prices of houses just sky rocket.

[toeknee]

Tulsa has an absolutely amazing live music scene, and the restaurants are pretty good too. Has a very cosmopolitan feel to the place.

[bb-]

The best movie about The Alamo is Pee Wee’s Big Adventure 🚲

[stevecox]

I was born and raised in OKC and I wouldn't go back for any amount of money.

[oceaser]

This was depressing

A list of most affordable cities and the minimum salary needed to buy a home was at least 70K

The average salary in the US is (about) 60K per Fidelity

That means most ppl can’t afford to by a home on their own

[darwinapala]

Tulsa is a great place and they have some great neighborhoods.
Plus the Gathering Place is excellent park for families.
Plus Oklahoma is very Veteran friendly. Just an FYI....If you're Native American or part Native and have a CDIB Card, there are extra benefits if you qualify

[jenniferwells]

The pay in most Midwest cities tends to be lower than most are expecting. That's why the houses seem so cheap. But if you actually live there they are not cheap. Same as in Texas

[ramblingheart]

Hi Briggs !! More like $40k a year lol

[wgxlvou]

El Paso has the highest property taxes in TX, and in the U.S. A large percentage of jobs in EP are minimum wage, that is still a whopping $7.25 hr

[crewser]

$100k is double what I make. I must be doing something wrong

[paratrooper]

Great channel and yet another awesome video. Thanks, JB! 🙂

[clarkleakins]

Location location location! Budget: used car, cook for yourself, make your own lunch, no "fast food"/coffee stands, enjoy learning how to refurb others cast away items.
Single? Dont buy a home unless necessary for financial investment. Wait until you have a family.
Search for the lowest priced home in the best neighborhood, with great schools.
Easier to resale.
Or rent, if you must relocate (local region) for employment.
If you cannot learn correctly repair 90% of home items, do not buy a home.
Sweat equity is REQUIRED to be a home owner.
EXPECT to move to new town, and for employment, at least 3 times with a family.

[MultiRocknroll]

Unfortunately alot of these cities are still unaffordable for the locals from their long term averages, leaving a lot of room for price declines. Compared to local incomes, for example, Fort Wayne is almost 30% over valued.

[baileychandra]

Heads up Briggs, the park in Tulsa, Oklahoma is called The Gathering Place, not "gathering park."

[dannybaseball]

Tulsa has the Bob Dylan Museum!!! How does that not get a mention?

[winglobe]

Hilarious and relatable! Navigating the housing market on a regular salary feels like a heroic quest these days. 😂 It's refreshing to hear some realistic advice wrapped in humor. Excited to see more of your content!

[ms_christinejones]

The level of inefficiency and corruption in this administration is becoming absurd. Those who are disabled and do not receive the support to which they are legally entitled make me sad. I sincerely thank you, June Renae Matthysse. Imagine making $6k in 20 days with an investment of $1.5k.

[buffalobill]

Military here. Been to San Antonio a lot. It's terrible. It's on my list of places not to move to

[darwinapala]

I currently live in Forest Park, NE of OKC. OKC has a lot to offer unfortunately, more and more people are moving here therefore, prices are going up.
Edmond, Yukon, Mustang and Newcastle are some of the best suburbs. But home prices are more expensive.
OKC also has a decent nightlife, plenty of restaurants to fit everyone's tastebuds.
Plus it is centrally located. DFW is about 3 hours south, Tulsa about 90 minutes, Branson about 4 hours