But the true value of a home is never determined by the headline alone.
The price is only the beginning.
What matters is what buyers receive for that price, what repairs may be required, what the neighborhood offers, and how the property compares with alternatives in the same market.
For someone willing to do the homework, however, an inexpensive home can sometimes open a door that once seemed impossible.
Five bedrooms.
Three bathrooms.
A place to grow.
A place to create memories.
And potentially, with careful planning, a chance to turn an eye-catching $85,000 listing into a home that is worth far more than its initial price suggests.