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re: Salary of $115,627 needed in order to qualify for a mortgage on a typical American home
Posted on 10/18/23 at 12:53 pm to KILGUS
Posted on 10/18/23 at 12:53 pm to KILGUS
quote:so is that the only area in Knoxville area where you can buy something under $300k?
This is what 152K will get you in Knoxville, and I can promise you 175K will not get you much better:
what about 30-45 minutes outside of Knoxville?
Posted on 10/18/23 at 12:56 pm to Chicken
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what about 30-45 minutes outside of Knoxville?
Good luck.
Maryville has always been just as expensive. Same thing for the surrounding mountainous areas. You can find a trailer in a hollow, sure. It's not going to look any better though and you might have to scrape some meth residue off the walls.
Posted on 10/18/23 at 1:18 pm to Chicken
My wife is going to be a surgeon. You can't really be on call and live 30-45 minutes away from the hospital. And like someone else has said, because of the city market, the outlying areas further out are being flooded as well. I just searched Realtor.com for house in Maryville for under 200K. There are only eight listed, with five of the eight already pending or contingent, and the other remaining looking like this:
I mean, does any of this click with you? The market is so competitive, if a decent option even comes up, it's bought within hours by some investor or goes into a bidding war amongst the plethora of people desperately trying to get into a home. Even my boomer father who has a nice house, same one we grew up in, in a much more affordable area in the southeast, called me recently after looking at the market and said he doesn't know how anyone is making it nowadays.
I mean, does any of this click with you? The market is so competitive, if a decent option even comes up, it's bought within hours by some investor or goes into a bidding war amongst the plethora of people desperately trying to get into a home. Even my boomer father who has a nice house, same one we grew up in, in a much more affordable area in the southeast, called me recently after looking at the market and said he doesn't know how anyone is making it nowadays.
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