Wyoming homebuyers face a $325,000 median price, 23% below the national figure. Against the state's $65,000 median household income, that's a 5.0x price-to-income ratio.
Wyoming's 0.61% average property tax rate runs below the 1.1% national average, working out to $165/month on the median home here.
No state income tax in Wyoming means the $65,000 median household income stretches further than the same salary would in an income-tax state, which matters directly against a $2,003/month payment.
Wyoming's cost of living index is 95, below the 100 national baseline. That's on top of the housing numbers above, not instead of them.
Wyoming's median home price runs 2% lower than Tennessee: $330,000 there versus $325,000 here.