Answer-try to move to a state where you can buy a house for $100,000-180,000.Assuming your household income is at least $75,000-$100,000.And buy a house that was built within the last 10 years.Youâll have much less move in cost on maintenance.he first thing we need to figure out is the monthly net income. The monthly gross income is $6,250 but after taxes it will be $4,870. A rule of thumb that is very generous by most bankers and lenders is your home payment should not be more than one-third of your gross take home pay.
2. Alaska Alaska is the second-largest oil producer of crude oil with average daily production of 670,553 barrels in February 2011 (includes natural gas liquids). The state was a relatively minor source of domestic production of crude oil until the discovery of oil in the North Slope in the 1970s.
In 1867 the United States bought Alaska from Russia for 7 million dollars. At that time many Americans were against this but as it turned out Alaska was a great investment. The state has a lot of mineral resources and is the biggest oil-producing state in the US. In the 1890s gold was found in the Yukon area of Canada.