How much home can you get for $200,000?

Fresno, CA home listed for $200,000

Inventories bulging with discounted properties and historically low interest rates are sending a distinct “buyer’s market” signal to first-timers, move-up buyers and investors alike. But what can you get for the money?

by Broderick Perkins
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Deadline Newsroom - Inventories bulging with discounted properties and historically low interest rates are sending a distinct “buyer’s market” signal to first-timers, move-up buyers and investors alike.

And it’s not just any buyer’s market, but one of the most affordable ever.

Knowing buyers sometimes need a little push, Move Inc.'s MortgageMatch.com went shopping, based on the median price of homes listed on Move Inc.'s Realtor.com web site.

Read "How Much Home Will $200K Buy?" to get the details.


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