Not that the commercials were this deep, but the ability to afford something by the buyer doesn't change the relative pricing compared to the market. If I throw

Not that the commercials were this deep, but the ability to afford something by the buyer doesn't change the relative pricing compared to the market. If I throw a 3 bedroom house on the market in a HCOL area for $200k when every similar home is going for $500k, it's a perfectly truthful statement to say it's being sold for a "low low price of only $200k". The fact that is out of the price range of a part time fast food worker is irrelevant. Though it's probably worth using "low low price of only" as a marker to investigate why something is so much cheaper than it's market price.