It's not so much the state but the area and economy. I retired to a rural area with a moribund economy. I am miles from anywhere and the real estate continues to depreciate in value, steadily. But it's cheap. The same acreage in suburbia would have cost more than ten times as much.
Probably Michigan since most of the residents are living in poverty and the crime rates are extremely high. I think a town was giving away houses in order to lure people to move there.
New Mexico, Montana, North and South Dakota are possibilities since nobody wants to move to a state where there’s nothing to do.
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Probably, rural South.
If the demand is low (ie no one wants to live there), the prices will be low, as well.
Detroit if you want to live in a city or Montana maybe if you live out in a small town
I hear land is pretty cheap on Neptune. Separate planet is always best.
The state where the land is least in demand.
Probably Detroit if you want to buy a burned out shell for $5000
It's not so much the state but the area and economy. I retired to a rural area with a moribund economy. I am miles from anywhere and the real estate continues to depreciate in value, steadily. But it's cheap. The same acreage in suburbia would have cost more than ten times as much.
Probably Michigan since most of the residents are living in poverty and the crime rates are extremely high. I think a town was giving away houses in order to lure people to move there.
New Mexico, Montana, North and South Dakota are possibilities since nobody wants to move to a state where there’s nothing to do.
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