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Cameron McNulty
  • Minneapolis, MN
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Why is Arkansas Real Estate so cheap?

Cameron McNulty
  • Minneapolis, MN
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Hi all, I've been looking into warmer states to start investing in, and one of the spots I've taken into interest is Arkansas. I started doing a little market research and found that It's overall a pretty cheap place to live, does anyone have any idea why that would be? I'm aware that it's no CA, or WA, but its a beautiful place to live, with a decent climate. Any thoughts?

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Wayne Ogburn
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  • Hot Springs National Park, AR
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Wayne Ogburn
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Hot Springs National Park, AR
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Arkansas is not a wealthy state. This is a factor. Some areas are attracting a number of part time residents who own vacation homes, many of which are priced out of reach of the majority of residents. Arkansas is very seasonal -horse racing Jan. to May, lakes June to Sept.  Not much is year-round. Therefore, the natives can’t afford high end houses.  Wages are among the lowest in the country.  Inflation is minimal and prices are pretty flat, no more than 1% per year.

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