It's amazing the difference between different areas. I grew up in a single-family home in Ohio. Parents moved to New York when I went to college. I ended up

It's amazing the difference between different areas. I grew up in a single-family home in Ohio. Parents moved to New York when I went to college. I ended up in Puget Sound. They bought their NY house by selling the Ohio one. Price was roughly equal, maybe a little higher. Now the NY one is double what the OH one is worth, and I couldn't afford to buy my own house today. Conversely, I could pay cash to buy the house I grew up in, despite the lot being 4 times the size of mine. There's definitely haves and have nots real-estate wise in different parts of the country.