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OP ur worried about the wrong statistics. Try to keep focus on your BMI blood pressure and cholesterol levels you fat fuck
This Is The Median Home Price In Each US State
Ohio is believable. A lot of farmland and towns with dilapidated houses for sale. The more pricey houses are in the cities. In a few neighborhoods within miles of me you can buy a house for $30K, but that's more of a buyer beware situation lol
How much land are those cheap houses sitting on?
Depends on where you go. Southeastern Ohio you can buy a cheap house and a few acres for under 200k
NE where I live is more pricey. You can get a nice house, but with a small poly of land under an acre for about 200-250k
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Zanesville is south of me. You get a decent parcel and house for normal prices up here ne Ohio.
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yes but that also requires you to LIVE in Zanesville. No one willingly wants to live in Zanesville, go live in Newark.
It looks like a nowhere place. I don't want to go live there lol
If I ever moved that way, Newark would be the place! Houses a nice and affordable there. Seems like a nice town
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and its close enough to Columbus to make day trips very feasible.
>flyover states where no one wants to live and/or their seasons are torturous to live through = low house prices
>states where everyone wants to live and/or has beautiful weather = high house prices
oh no how could this be
I meant to reply to the Newark house:
It's a small but okay house and it is sitting on over 9 acres.
What's the catch?