15 States to Buy Cheapest House (Property) in USA

Buying a cheap house these days in the United States is challenging and homeownership remains far out of reach for first-time buyers. There are several reasons to why it's difficult to buy a house in the US nowadays. These include limited housing inventory, high inflation rates, high demand, rising home prices, tight lending standards, debt, and low wages. But then again home affordability can vary from one State to another, for example Property prices in States near the Pacific coast and Northeast parts is higher then in the Midwest and the South. While investing in a underdeveloped state may not sound appealing at first, but that doesn’t mean one shouldn’t consider options in more budget-friendly states.
In this video we have ranked 15 most affordable States to buy a house according to there median listing prices.

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[adamsteve]

Average house prices in Vancouver Canada is $1.250, 000, Don't get dizzy while counting those zeros.

[nraughmoobyaj]

I lived in Oklahoma for a few years and I didn’t like it. Reasons: Tornados after Tornados. Tornado Alley includes Northern Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri and Arkansas. Tornado seasons are from March - July and October- November. During the tornado seasons, tornado or severe thunderstorms can come anytime…and you can’t outrun them because they cover over so many counties (sometimes over 15 counties). The safest way is to have a ground tornado shelter. Also, low-paying jobs cause lots of people unable to buy houses (many live in mobile homes). Sorry, Oklahoma, Missouri and Arkansas are not for me.

[amjedgazdar]

Houses are cheap for different reasons such as High poverty rate, unemployment, low pay, poor education, awful weather, outdated infrastructure etc.

[JAMUSA]

North and South Carolina are the only two states on the list i would live in

[karkule]

All these track houses barely 10 feet apart with no fence in between. You get what you pay for.

[ViceCoin]

Get what you pay for. Home prices is not the only attraction. No is interested in low-wage, rural, uneducated states with poor infrastructure and healthcare.

[jayforerunner]

I'm actually surprised that Texas wasn't even on this list.

[RockyIslam-vq]

Thanks, I am from South Asian country Bangladesh, please tell me through which means I can buy or rent these houses

[andyanderson]

There is often a good reason why they are the cheapest.

[wisikahn]

Practically, 50k can get you a livable house in the countries of midwest.

[WasiAhmedAriyan]

My family got $700K. Can we buy a medium size house in California from another country?

[tracy]

I'm surprised Wisconsin wasn't on the list. It's pretty cheap live in Wisconsin.

[YT-noyf]

Nashville is NOT AFFORDABLE for average working citizens. Since CA and NY has come property is outrageous for native Tennessean 😮

[shaneoconnor]

Still no timestamps for multiple items?

[brixxaries]

Wilmington sucks for so many different reasons but the beach is the only +

[anniehills]

My hubby bought our property in the mid 1980s for 86K. Now it is valued at 1M. 1M!! Great for some sellers. Bad for buyers.

[hafezjayed]

Make video about city to buy cheap houses

[Becca.]

It may be cheap here to buy a house .... (Louisiana) but just .... no. Betweeen the flood insurance .... the horrifically low income rates across all industries .... this isn't just a Louisiana thing but its worth noting that across the gulf south you have to remember the attic is for the most part not usable because of humidity and we don't have basements .... like ... just don't.

[curtisthomas-egth]

Indiana is not landlocked. It has beaches on lake Michigan.

[plainman]

Whichever conservative states that fight back against CBDC’s would be an ideal destination!