Key Bank was pretty aggressive on HELOC's a couple years ago, in some cases going to 90% of value with a minimum household income. 

Phoenix is obviously going to be leading the charge on that.The main population segments moving here are going to be:1) Retirees from colder states (Florida #1 destination, Arizona #2) Over 10,000 people turn 65 every day.2) Younger Generations from California (mostly from SoCal - Median home price is double Phoenix's)The main thing that'll keep the ball rolling is young families from more expensive markets like California.

@Nate Burgher...I did go through Rentometer and that is where I found the median rent was $1700.

I am most comfortable with Listsource to pull the list.The following is the criteria I like the most:30 Plus % of equity5 plus years of home ownershipNo corporationsNo trusts unless in a high trust stateSingle Family ResidencesAccessed value not to exceed the area’s median home value.50% Absentee50% Owner OccupiedHope that is helpful!

The September 2018 SFR median home price come out and it is 300k, up from 295k previous month August.

Look at the median income in your market and buy something that is attainable for the bottom half. 

The median household income is one of the highest in northeast Ohio at $82,000.

Would you believe when you buy a property and we are talking average median price in Australia around $500,000 entry point, you will pay around 5% tax on every purchase, its called stamp duty.

Where I am moving to in May has a median house cost of $80,000, and they're not bad houses.

Newlyweds immediately received a $1,000 loan from the government to establish a household.