Ten U.S. states offer affordable housing with median home prices well below the national median of $410,700 and lower-than-average property tax rates. These include Iowa ($230,000, 1.33%), Alabama ($234,000, 0.37%), Oklahoma ($242,000, 0.79%), West Virginia ($242,000, 0.51%), Louisiana ($256,000, 0.55%), Indiana ($267,000, 0.76%), Mississippi ($268,000, 0.58%), Arkansas ($270,000, 0.56%), Kentucky ($271,000, 0.74%), and Missouri ($274,000, 0.89%). Many have growing populations, job opportunities, and low real estate transfer taxes.