I guess I'm biased though, here in Florida you could buy 11 terrific SFH for that price.

I may have confirmation bias here, but I'd much rather take my time looking through a vacant property than rush through because tenants are home and it's awkward. 

I would say Cleveland, Ohio but seeing as I live here & sell Cleveland real estate that would be an incredibly biased opinion.

Hey @Yash BajpaiFull disclosure, I'm bias because I'm a broker, but ALWAYS have your own agent.

In my experience, these agencies are just as lazy and biased as some of the complaints.

@Baris Berk Lots of people have hindsight bias exacerbated by a misunderstanding of the 2008 Financial Crisis that drive them to expect when RE prices get to high the bottom drops out everywhere. 2008 was a credit bubble that drove a Real Estate bubble.

@Scott Trench I think you have a case of confirmation bias....as I may too.  

Full disclosure I am a certified Xero advisor so I am biased.

Realtors and lenders are always paid on the size of the deal not your cash in so there will always be a bias to the maximum leverage.  

You're more likely to find homes in the 1,200 - 1,500sf range and rates are still relatively reasonable.Of course, living and selling in the SE Cape may make me a bit biased.