Top 10 BEST STATES to Buy a House in 2024

The 10 BEST States to Buy a House and live in the USA for 2023 & 2024. These are not only some of the Cheapest States to Buy Real Estate in America, but also feature many of the best cities and small towns to move to due to affordability, steady housing growth and low risk of home prices crashing!
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It's nearly everyone's dream to own a home one day, but unfortunately that just isn't possible in many expensive states such as California and New York. However, there are MANY parts of this country which still have affordable home prices which never saw HUGE pricing increases, but rather sustainable growth, and thus, are much less likely to experience a housing crash!
But many of the CHEAPEST States to live in just plain SUCK, so today, I compiled a list of states which are at least decent places to live, while also being affordable with growing housing markets! And some of the places on this list are actually among the BEST States to Live in!
In order to determine which US states are the best (and worst) to buy a home or rental property in, we analyze a few categories including inventory levels, new construction numbers, the economy, and long term price stability. I also implemented my personal opinion and experiences and the pros and cons of each location!
My biggest suggestion is to visit these states first to decide where you want to move to and live.
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[@FromHeretoThere]

*Can we SMASH 3000 Likes for the 10 WORST States to Buy a House in 2024?!* And let me know any other unique video ideas YOU want to see! Are you looking to buy a home? Well, these are the BEST States to Purchase Real Estate in 2023 and 2024 with affordable prices, steady appreciation, and a low-risk of home values crashing anytime soon, even if we do enter a recession!

[@CJCGaming]

Can we see the All countries ranked video? You’ve reached the original like goal on that video. I really want to see that

[@ng73wu66]

great video. Hope you make more video to make us smarter!

[@annarose6410]

Beautiful "From here to there"

[@amygreen6056]

To do a video " 10 BEST STATES to rent a House?

[@sunnysaber9780]

Hope you will make more videos

[@Elliot-Ivan]

I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.

[@BerthaAdelheid]

I feel your pain mate, as a fellow retiree, I’d suggest you look into passive index fund investing and learn some more. For me, I had my share of ups and downs when I first started looking for a consistent passive income so I hired an expert advisor for aid, and following her advice, I poured $30k in value stocks and digital assets, Up to 200k so far and pretty sure I'm ready for whatever comes.

[@Elliot-Ivan]

@@BerthaAdelheid That's actually quite impressive, I could use some Info on your FA, I am looking to make a change on my finances this year as well

[@BerthaAdelheid]

@@Elliot-Ivan My advisor is Alice Marie Coraggio

[@BerthaAdelheid]

Alice Marie Coraggio , lookup with her name online.

[@BerthaAdelheid]

@DawsonCamden Nah I Can't say I can relate, Alice Marie Coraggio charge is one-off and pretty reasonable when compared to what I benefit in returns.

[@dianesullivan5338]

THIS is the summary of the rent vs buy decision I’ve been trying to figure out for years. The rental income vs mortgage payment calculation never made sense to me. But this is much more logical and makes far more sense. Thank you for simplifying this!

[@HildaBennet]

people are unable to handle a fall since they are accustomed to bull markets, but if you know where to look and how to get around, you can profit handsomely. It depends on your entry and exit strategy.

[@FinnBraylon]

The US stock market had been on its longest bull run ever makes the widespread worry and enthusiasm understandable given that we are not used to such unstable markets. As you pointed out, it wasn't tough for me to earn over $780k in the last 10 months, so there are chances if you know where to go. I hired a portfolio advisor since I was aware that I needed a solid and trusted plan to survive these trying times.

[@PennyBergeron-os4ch]

I tried looking into new strategies to profit in the current market because my portfolio has been in the dumps for the entire year, but everything I tried just seemed to miss the point. Please let us know who your financial advisor is by name.

[@FinnBraylon]

SONYA LEE MITCHELL is the manager I use. Just research the name. You'd find necessary details to set up an appointment.

[@PennyBergeron-os4ch]

Thanks for sharing, curiously inputted her full name on my browser, found her site ranked top, and skimmed through her credentials no-sweat.. she actually shows a great deal of expertise

[@mojaveagave255]

We are moving to Wyoming in 2024 and we're very glad to be going there from Maryland!

[@willsmouse8111]

Good for you! Maryland has become horrible and I have lived here my whole life! Moving to Delaware

[@alana7228]

Wow, congratulations! There will surely be an adjustment period. The topography and demographics are wildly different than that of Maryland. Enjoy!

[@theresatheresa4113]

Maryland was awful while I lived there. I should have NEVER left Vermont!

[@bluechurch776]

I am looking to move out west from Annapolis, MD. Can't stand it here. Overpriced and crowded and I won't even comment about the weather.

[@leticiaaguilar7729]

How has it become bad? Just wondering ​@willsmouse8111

[@YRDX]

Northa Dakota & South Dakota...so underrated. No one ever speaks about them, forgot they existed myself. But wow, the value and quality of life!

[@bo_____knows]

I would but im black so….nah

[@deronr7560]

@@bo_____knows😂 it’ll be better for you as a black man to be there than to be somewhere like Jackson Mississippi

[@bo_____knows]

@@deronr7560 anywhere besides mississippi 😂😂😂 but my cousin said she experienced it in south dakota tho

[@Sillyman25]

I live in sd and quality of life is awesome while ND is just oil farmers. If you didn’t know we hate each other

[@diodelvino3048]

honetly i hear about it too, also theres alot of racism towards Native Americans, lots of places wont hire them. I'll visit but its not a place i want to stay. too cold anyways@@bo_____knows

[@-._.-KRiS-._.-]

Prices in Idaho have not plummeted. A basic starter home is still $350,000 to $500,000. All homes are about $200,000 overpriced.

[@JCcreates927]

Same in NV and UT.

[@TheCharleseye]

Same in so many formerly great States. The coastals went ahead and gentrified the entire Country. I keep an eye on real estate in my area. I'm seeing houses going back on the market that sold during the pandemic, and now they're asking $100,000+ over what they paid...just three years later! Insanity! These people started bidding wars and drove prices sky high. Now that their bosses are forcing them to go back to the office (instead of working remotely) they think they should be _rewarded_ for their impulsive behavior. It's despicable.

[@MaryOKC]

LOL!!! 😂 I don’t know where he gets his information from…

[@mahmoodahmed6486]

Need more videos on this series ,good job ❤

[@oceanwood7747]

Super glad you made a video - to give joy to everyone!

[@thedashcamkid6175]

Could you please rerank every state for 2023. That would be awesome!

[@MaryOKC]

😂

[@funmitchell9542]

Love to hear Mango voice again! Love this travel channel too - with very useful content

[@LouLou-xv7mu]

Excellent video, love it! Make more soon!

[@devonmunn5728]

Nice to see you come out with a new video. Love your vids

[@msi-gonnn2622]

I love how they detail the advantages and features of each state, which is very helpful for those who are considering moving or investing in property. I will definitely take these recommendations into account. Thanks for sharing this valuable list!

[@bikeyclown4669]

Great video. It doesn't surprise me that Kansas would top such a list. I drove through Kansas twice last year and I enjoyed it twice. Like its neighbor Nebraska, it's not for everyone. If you don't like the plains, you're not going to like Kansas or Nebraska. I love the Plains, so I love both states.

[@MalcolmEugene]

After years of watching your videos, My hometown finally made #1 at something 🙌🏾

[@anitaclark5]

excellent video love it - so educational & funny

[@YRDX]

Been waiting for this video!

[@bettychan9831]

great job!

[@user-pp5or5og4k]

I live in South Dakota, just outside Rapid City. Prices for a decent home are 450,000 to 650,000. Groceries, utilities, gas, are all sky high. The housing market is starting to crash on the western side. Pay is really low. South Dakota has five of the most impoverished counties in the United States. Healthcare is terrible. You have to drive 5 hours to get to anything else. It's not a good state to live in. The Black Hills are nice for a vacation.

[@MaryOKC]

LOL!!! 😂 I know right! I lived in Rapid City and very expensive especially tourist season hated paying those high gas prices and some things never change.

[@bethprather9241]

We drove outwest to North Dakota years ago. I live near Lexington, Ky.. My son in 2016 and 17 played baseball in a smalltown in Illinois near Indiana line. We drove thru Lousivillle to the college and also I've been to St Louis a few times in recent years... The largest unbelievable part I didn't have a clue about the first time and the Indianna, Illinois drive and also to St Louis the same ... there was nothing on the Interstates, nothing, cornfields....Iowa oK.. but a lot of fields and I just kept thinking as a History buff." Wow, America sure hasn't moved forward in the western expansion as I'm sure Thomas Jefferson thought when buying the Louisiana Purchase..?" 😮 We even had signs on the interstate to the next bathroom and it went on for 20 miles and we pulled off and little signs took us to a small ballpark and the bathrooms had no lights.. Idk as Micheal Chee said on SNL, once about the border problem and noplace to live, " He laughed and stated Idk maybe Montana.. ?" I agreed. .. Oh I watched a video that stated the Rockies plus the Mts in Ca and Washington actually caused tbis western area to not be a good place for crops to grow? Clueless on that too because I thought a lot of crops especially wheat. Corn, soybeans were grown in the area? Any comments or expertise appreciated

[@Leggoeljefeblu]

We have missed your uploads thank you sir

[@robagu2699]

I still miss them he hasnt posted for 3 years

[@jb19videos]

I'm so happy to see that you're still here and back mango!

[@annarose6410]

true

[@melaniec3819]

New subscriber thank you for the video as I’m looking to move out of NYC. Still haven’t decided where to but I’m grateful to you for your content.

[@ZDNR2]

great video you never fail to entertain.

[@jaykong1128]

thank you, a list of places to live that actually MAKES SENSE.

[@justrain9018]

excellent video. waiting for new video soon

[@DrGP73100]

Great video, love it

[@darithtouchnews17]

Good video ❤

[@lindazhang7857]

exciting video, keep producing more?

[@kennglee]

Wisconsin? Bud, Wisconsin home taxes are outrageously high, as ‘monthly’ taxes are higher than some states monthly rentals. Forget about it.

[@helenh0134]

Great video, need more videos to help me grow!

[@lilymoore1021]

Excellent video

[@amygreen6056]

Great video! love it. Well done.

[@aadenwaffle5546]

Mango we're starting to miss you on the Mango tango channel you should come back please

[@dravab9359]

amazing video with very useful content

[@FredMacheesy6494]

He should return to Mango Tango in the ironmango

[@nonehere6080]

@@FredMacheesy6494fr

[@ng73wu66]

Excellent video as always. Hope you make more videos to make us smarter!

[@FromHeretoThere]

Glad you enjoyed! :)

[@SunTzu544]

@@FromHeretoThereever going back to being mango tango?

[@josuaplaystation]

​Even if it's for 1 video to explain why u stopped

[@josuaplaystation]

Just come back mango

[@josuaplaystation]

​@@FromHeretoThereu left 2.1 million people and 200k left

[@cmartinm98]

Your absolutely right!! The Midwest is starting to make a comeback and I am seeing revitalization in Toledo, Cleveland, Akron, Canton, and Youngstown.

[@waspwrap1235]

Hopefully Youngstown gets better, they have been through the ringer

[@KatieDeGo]

Dude Missouri houses have went up 100k 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@clydedoris5002]

More money more problems not a good thing bud

[@Stevenimich]

I moved to Dayton from Los Angeles almost 3 years ago. They’re doing a lot of things in Dayton. I bought a nice little home in a cool neat little neighborhood here.

[@daniyalabbasi333]

@@Stevenimichhow’s life there? I’m thinking to relocate too! is it better than california the cost of living and quality of life in general? and what about the people and business opportunities?

[@rainbow-8151]

Great video, very useful

[@joyclark2133]

very useful video

[@scalderete]

Welcome back!!

[@discoverglobeliving]

Great insights! Considering housing affordability is crucial for retirement planning. This video offers valuable info for making informed decisions. Thanks for sharing!

[@Hernexxus]

Vermont is beautiful but it’s very racist, boring and they have a bad drug problem. The people are not friendly and they block out everything here because they are very greedy. We have a small population but the second highest homelessness population next to California. There is a housing crisis but primarily due to greed and with the drug wars going on up in Burlington it’s not that safe.

[@MB-fr6gu]

Great video, yeah how is weather and life in Kansas City

[@ssfhk3230]

super cool video

[@Rocio36800]

awesoe video

[@londirchannel8471]

The video is really good

[@TinaW-ti7xu]

great video

[@fortnitedefaultskin4167]

never been to America, but love your videos!

[@markme4]

Where are you? I'm in Southern California

[@bethprather9241]

​​@@markme4😂😂 I'm sorry and tired and dingy at times but I laughed when I read your reply, because I'm thinking.. Isn't southern CA in America?? I'm guessing you are close to Mexico.. And that is why you asked...!!

[@markme4]

@@bethprather9241 I was curious where he is, not getting your confusion 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Dslicckest1]

Nice video

[@chinabrown5459]

wonderful

[@user-ud6mt6hf6x]

Just been watching videos here because of the old videos of Minecraft

[@Kingdarrdarr_17]

I'm soo happy to see you back

[@JudeCarruthers-Tracey]

You know it’s a good day when this guy uploads

[@chinabrown5459]

agree@@JudeCarruthers-Tracey

[@annarose6410]

Beautiful "From here to there"

[@calebhardy9464]

So glad to see you’re back, I’ve missed you so much! Briggs and Across The Globe have been keeping me entertained on these subjects though.

[@oceanwood7747]

Briggs just quantity but "From here to there" is quality

[@anitaclark5]

agree@@oceanwood7747

[@roadwarrior528]

Briggs is a clown, that just uses Google Earth images for his videos. Unlike these, which are high quality, real footage.

[@sunnysaber9780]

I love videos produced by "from here to there" not Briggs

[@markmccormick4354]

I used to really like Briggs videos from 2 or 3 years ago but lately he spends so much time on videos telling stories he thinks are funny and not actually giving valuable input to the subject at hand

[@Thomas_yt_]

Just asking my little nephew really likes your old mango tango videos will you ever start remaking them? We have already watched like 20

[@Eyesorecrymore]

Yay my home Iowa made the list!

[@funmitchell9542]

buy a house is not easy, thanks for your useful advice

[@user-fv7mj8ip3m]

Great insights! Buying a house is a big decision. Knowing the best states for it in 2024 is invaluable. Thanks for sharing these helpful recommendations for the best places to live!

[@tituztoppro8737]

Can you do top 10 best states to live in America for 2023

[@sshelget]

I live in Nebraska and the taxes are OUTRAGEOUS. Also, buying a house is almost impossible. Way too expensive for the average person.

[@skiddledede8885]

I agree. I live in Lincoln, & finding a home under $250k is impossible. If one goes on the market it’s gone in 3 days. Often barely gets the sign in the yard, & usually needs some work. It is not a backwater state like you might think either. It’s a small town feel, & being in the middle of “fly over” Midwest has advantages. The middle of everywhere!!

[@utahdan231]

Come to Chicago. Property taxes are 12K for 3 bedroom condo in some neighborhoods close downtown. Downtown houses have taxes between 50K-100K.

[@rotexmuinux6285]

Hey mango just wanna say that I support you on both of your channels and I will be having waiting for the next who's your mommy video have a great day

[@steveolive9991]

10. North Dakota. 9. Nebraska. 8. Wisconsin. 7. South Dakota. 6. Connecticut. 5. Wyoming. 4. Ohio. 3. Vermont. 2. Iowa. 1. Kansas.

[@JeremyfromFortnite69]

Mango tango I love your videos you raised me I’m so great full for your content when I was younger I loved the Minecraft portal videos

[@henrylau2478]

very nice comment, mango loyal fan!

[@quaflower8364]

great video with useful content, but no house for sale any more

[@aaateam6347]

Can you make videos on mangotango again please

[@OfficerRhine8511]

please make the ten best medium sized Canadian cities ranked from worst to best

[@MisunderstooDJ]

Heck yea I wanna see that

[@FuryfistX]

yes sirrrr we wanna see that

[@FronosElectronics]

A list of ten best from worst to best is the definition of a Top 10 list btw

[@AgendaInMind]

Ohio is not Mid West. Why do they call it that?? It’s Mid East. Thanks for the great video!

[@FranciscoYepeZ-je4rh]

Mango when are you going back to Minecraft and or now channel is really cool too it helped me learn

[@justrain9018]

agree, very educational & funny

[@basicproductions5977]

cool video but why did you quit the mango tango

[@dravab9359]

He is getting older now. Nothing gold can stay. He has produced > 500 roleplays (with 568 Million views in 2 gap years.) for us to enjoy. I am still watching them many times, still very good.

[@basicproductions5977]

@@dravab9359 yeah true that doesent mean u cant miss them tho

[@helenh0134]

Yes, we all miss mango @@basicproductions5977

[@LonelySparta]

​@@basicproductions5977hes the same person????

[@basicproductions5977]

@@LonelySparta huh?

[@MapleSyrup542]

do best cities in australia pls im waiting to watch it

[@Davidboi403]

Best of luck I move out of my home state cause I’m graduating soon! 😊

[@Stevenimich]

I don’t regret buying a home in Ohio (Dayton). I paid 33K 5 years ago in a cute little neighborhood and I laugh to this day still how did I ever come away with a gorgeous house priced this cheap? Granted, it needed a bit of TLC, but damn, it’s in a lovely neighborhood just northwest of downtown!

[@sandyrinaldi7614]

fascinating, a little too technical for me, simply not a money person. Glad to observe so many comparisons, such as home cost, income level average, growth potential, & so on. underlying theme, economic stability matches property stability, naturally. Sandy Rinaldi, Arkansas, US Army veteran 1971 to 1974, 3 DEC 23

[@rahgutz]

same silly vibe mango tango 😌🙏🙏

[@Semij1YT]

Come back to mango tango

[@coopialflowbow]

dude was my childhood on the mango channel, i remember i was like 9 and was crazy over the hello neighbor series

[@Alternative420]

Could you rank American states again please?

[@itsmrglitch2205]

still remember u iron mango

[@TopHatMations412]

I can’t believe it but I thought you were dead mango, can’t believe you talk about housing now tho.

[@bettychan9831]

housing is vip. but kids are more vip. He has put a smiles on > 2 M kid faces every day, amazing!

[@LonelySparta]

Good

[@memecliparchives2254]

I wish I could afford a house....

[@christopherneal7098]

thank you mangotango for making my childhood

[@mattcordeiro8351]

Can u do a video of ten reasons to move to North Carolina

[@chandlerwhite8302]

I’ve lived there. I can give you 10 reasons not to move to Charlotte. It’s a festering urban hell hole with ridiculous taxes. The rest of the state seemed nice.

[@skiddledede8885]

I’ve lived in Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Kansas, & my favorite would be Wichita, Kansas.

[@bethprather9241]

Is it tornado ally as we are told.. Ky is too but not as much Kansas..

[@skiddledede8885]

@@bethprather9241 ….not as much as it used to be. Seems weather patterns have shifted a bit. I lived there during several severe storms. The only thing a person can do is keep your radio on, eyes peeled, and be prepared.

[@CelineNoyce]

It is incredibly obvious why each of these states are not lived in... they all have bad weather and do not deal with it. The entire midwest is nothing but a playground for strong twisters and most homes don't even have basements. Many of the states listed here have life threatening snow storms and cold weather. And, unlike Boston or NYC, they don't have subways to get around. This is a very misleading list.

[@Yamahauler54540]

I live in one of the states on this list and I have been considering several of the other states on this list. It is incredibly obvious that you should pick one of the other 40

[@chandlerwhite8302]

If your city has a subway, there is a very good chance we you live in a festering urban hell hole. And how do you “deal with” the weather??

[@feliciasampson8032]

Excellent video. The only two that would interest me are Wisconsin and Vermont. Madison looks gorgeous but the summer heat/humidity are off-putting. My ski friends from Wisconsin come out here to ski at nearby Tahoe resorts. Vermont is nearly perfect but I have heard about the icy ski conditions. I've always wanted to ski Jackson Hole, and love the Tetons, but the wind in Wyoming would drive me insane! As you probably noticed, great skiing and cool summers are high on the list of must haves!

[@AhJodie]

@feliciasampson8032 Wisconsin is beautiful, and it depends on what you are looking for. Madison is beautiful, but expensive and a nightmare to drive in, but... around it is smaller towns, some expensive, some not.... The humidity is awful, oppressive and then mosquitos! Wisconsin has a huge alcohol problem, and lots of unhealthy people..... but... it also has plenty of AA meetings all over, and lots of people that ride bikes and exercise, eat healthy, and just are healthy! Most of the state is wild and beautiful, but the fish have mercury and PCBs in them. Lots of people farm, lots of hunters, lots are into sports, and there is a huge water park area in the middle lower part of the state that is reasonably priced and fun. There is gambling and lots of camping or vacationing. There are Amish, Native Americans, and many other ethnicities, but there is also some racism as noted in statistics. I live in Wisconsin and have to say it is so diverse that you can find almost anything you are looking for here. It has issues and problems, but it has many wonderful things too. If you want to live out in the middle of nowhere, you can have that, if you want city life, you can have that, if you want small town there is that too. Music, arts, universities, healthcare, schools, parks, wildlife, snow, gardens, skiing, boating, wealth and poverty, safe areas and crimes. I would suggest visiting but taking like 2 weeks and driving around to different areas and talking to people. But remember there are different seasons, and the whole picture changes with each season, dramatically! To live here you need a lot of different clothing like swimsuit, sweaters, winter coat, summer coat, fall coat, boots, waterproof boots, walking shoes, dress shoes, scarf, mittens, hat, light summer clothes, long pants, long sleeve shirts, but there are a lot of thrift stores with great stuff, so you don't need a lot of money for this stuff!

[@feliciasampson8032]

@@AhJodie Thank you so much for your well thought out and detailed response! Seems there's a lot of great things about Wisconsin. My ski friends from there, howver, come here in the winter and have an attitude of "don't bother" with regard to ski areas in Wisconsin. We're pretty used to skiing at elevations of 8,000-11,000' with lots of steep terrain. I thought about Utah or Colorado but the summers are way too hot. I prefer 20°-50° - maybe Nome, Alaska suits me!!! I worked in the ski industry for years so I've plenty of winter snow and rain apparel and footwear. It's the summers that concern me. I'm miserable for at least half the year between 7:00 AM-8:00 PM! I love to hike, cycle and kayak but Tahoe is too hot and crowded and the high desert around Reno is unbearable. I would like to visit Wisconsin once my friends move back and settle in. They're looking at Green Bay, but have a lot of nice things to say about Madison.

[@Cloudscoreee]

do best cities in australia

[@richardkramer1094]

Kansas is a pretty good place to live and especially so if you’re a hunter. Trophy whitetails, pheasant, quail, ducks, geese, elk if you know how to find them, and coyotes all year round! Cost of living is cheap and almost everyone carries a gun. Good fishing too!

[@Eyesorecrymore]

Elk in Kansas? I live in Iowa and we have more hills and trees and farther north, and we don't have them.

[@richardkramer1094]

@@Eyesorecrymore The elk we have here have come from 1) escapees from ranches who have attempted to raise herds and 2) natural movement from New Mexico and Colorado. Western Kansas has a landscape of canyons and rugged hills that most people never see from the interstate. There are more elk here than people are aware of because of the sparse population. There have been elk hit by vehicles on rural roads. West of Hutchinson is a lot of wide open country where elk roamed freely and still do. We now have an elk hunting season open to residents only.

[@Eyesorecrymore]

@@richardkramer1094 I did do some research after my comment and yes there are some. In Iowa other only in pens.

[@Eyesorecrymore]

@@richardkramer1094 I took a New Mexico vacation in 2012 and I was surprised to see the diversity of wildlife there.

[@richardkramer1094]

@@Eyesorecrymore We have trophy whitetails and mulies and some of the elk on Ft. Riley are pushing trophy potential. The elk on the range are hard to find but you can find them nonetheless. That drive to Tucumcari on 54 is quite scenic for the wildlife but so is 50 and 96 through Western Kansas.

[@APG6]

I love how people keep talking about some random channel in the comments idk who they’re talking about but but I just found this channel

[@MisunderstooDJ]

I don’t know why my mind knew he was going to upload today

[@EggNerdGaming]

2024 is wild

[@jaycasado5029]

Right? Just yesterday was 2020 and the whole pandemic shit 😭😭😭

[@EggNerdGaming]

@@jaycasado5029 I know and it’s scary 😭

[@p.Taina19]

Mango tango please come back you were with me growing up you made me laugh so Much every time I got home I watch mango tango

[@DonquixoteDoflamingo3]

pls come back to mango tango like you promised

[@christopherrojas2856]

HES BACK!!!!!!

[@FromHeretoThere]

YESSIRRRR

[@yes-lb8hj]

This guy has to be my favorite travel KZbinr

[@ssfhk5285]

me too - he is super famous & tall 6ft 6 & super handsome like a movie star. Kids want to have a photo with him everywhere

[@timduke2947]

agree! very entertaining

[@AbrarHasnatTaha]

hey I am just here to ask Are you going to return as mango tango?

[@kingalexander8152]

Anyone miss when this guy ran his channel mango tango 😢

[@Riggsnic_co]

Back in the day, when I purchased my first home to live-in; that was Miami in the early 1990s, first mortgages with rates of 8 to 9% and 9% to 10% were typical. People will have to accept the possibility that we won't ever return to 3%. If sellers must sell, home prices will have to decline, and lower evaluations will follow. Pretty sure I'm not alone in my chain of thoughts.

[@Ashley186fre2]

If anything, it'll get worse. Very soon, affordable housing will no longer be affordable. So anything anyone want to do, I will advise they do it now because the prices today will look like dips tomorrow. Until the Fed clamps down even further, I think we're going to see hysteria due to rampant inflation. You can't halfway rip the band-aid off.

[@kevinmarten]

Home prices will come down eventually, but for now; get your money (as much as you can) out of the housing market and get into the financial markets or gold. The new mortgage rates are crazy, add to that the recession and the fact that mortgage guidelines are getting more difficult. Home prices will need to fall by a minimum of 40% (more like 50%) before the market normalizes.If you are in cross roads or need sincere advise on the best moves to take now its best you seek an independent advisor who knows about the financial markets.

[@JacquelinePerrira]

Impressive can you share more info?

[@kevinmarten]

Carol Vivian Constable is the licensed fiduciary I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment..

[@JacquelinePerrira]

She appears to be well-educated and well-read. I ran a Google search for her name and came across her website; thank you for sharing.

[@WINTON_VR]

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[@quahuang4966]

me too He has put a smile on 2 M faces everyday

[@Lily-td3co]

Rural Iowa, St. Joseph, Missouri, rural Nebraska and Kansas are all great affordable markets. You can get modest homes for under 100k. Stay out of cities like St Louis and Kansas City--lots of crime. Nebraska has high property taxes. Iowa is a very low tax state. 😊🎉😊

[@NDi213]

Something about Iowa just makes me think of I.C.P 🤔

[@abdullahicudbi9083]

Please rank the 50 states for 2023