Homes For Sale Under $100,000
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Under $100,000 there are no houses. There are condos, and there are garages.
This is the price range where the honest answer matters most, because it is the one most sites avoid giving. As of September 2026 there are no single family homes listed under $100,000 anywhere in the Myrtle Beach area, which runs roughly from Little River in the north to Pawleys Island in the south. What does list in this range are garage units, and they are worth understanding before you spend time searching.
That does not mean there is nothing to buy under $100,000. It means the answer is a condo rather than a house.
What You Can Buy Under $100,000 in Myrtle Beach
Condos are where this budget goes. Under $100,000 the inventory is mostly studios and one bedroom units, and a good share of them sit in the oceanfront resort towers along the beach, which is unusual for the price.
Studios and One Bedrooms
The bulk of what lists under $100,000, including units in oceanfront buildings.
Check the Monthly Fee
Association fees on low priced condos can rival the mortgage payment, so the fee decides the real cost.
Ask About Financing
Some lenders treat low priced and resort condos differently, so confirm financing early.
Browse the full condo market by budget on my Myrtle Beach condos for sale by price page.
Garage Units Under $100,000
The listings that do appear under $100,000 in the home search are garage units in Magnolia North. They are exactly what they sound like: a garage bay you own outright, bought for storing a golf cart, a boat, a motorcycle or a vehicle rather than for living in.
They are legitimate purchases and they serve a real purpose, particularly for owners in condo communities where storage is scarce. They are simply not homes, and a search filtered by price alone will not tell you that.
Where to Look If Your Budget Is Under $100,000
Two paths are worth considering, and they lead in different directions.
Buy a condo now. A studio or one bedroom under $100,000 gets you into the market, and in an oceanfront building it can put you on the beach for less than a house costs anywhere inland. Run the association fee into the monthly number before you compare anything.
Or stretch the budget. Single family homes begin to appear in the next band up. See homes for sale $100,000 to $200,000 for what that range holds.
Let Me Be Your Guide
Buyers arriving at this price range are usually surprised by what they find, and that is not a reason to give up on the area. It is a reason to look at the condo market instead, where this budget genuinely buys something, sometimes with an ocean view.
What matters most under $100,000 is the monthly cost rather than the price. A $90,000 condo with a $600 association fee costs more every month than a $150,000 one with a $200 fee. I am happy to run those numbers with you before you start scheduling showings.
For more information about Myrtle Beach properties under $100,000 or to schedule a showing please call or text Ashley DeLong, REALTOR® at (843) 685-3191 today!
Looking at a different budget? Every price range is listed on my Myrtle Beach homes for sale by price page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there any homes under $100,000 in Myrtle Beach?
No. As of September 2026 there are no single family homes listed under $100,000 in the Myrtle Beach area. The only listings in that range are garage units. Buyers with this budget are looking at condos rather than houses.
What can you buy under $100,000 in Myrtle Beach?
Condos, mostly studios and one bedroom units, and a good share of them are in oceanfront resort towers. Association fees affect the true monthly cost considerably at this price, and some lenders treat low priced condos differently, so confirm both before making an offer.
What are the garage units listed under $100,000?
They are garage bays in Magnolia North, sold as individual units. Owners use them to store a golf cart, boat, motorcycle or vehicle. They are not living space, which a search filtered by price alone will not make clear.
Why are there no houses under $100,000 in Myrtle Beach?
Land and construction costs across the Myrtle Beach area have moved the entry point for a single family home well above this range. The least expensive houses now start in the next band up, and condos fill the space below it.
What is the cheapest house in Myrtle Beach?
The least expensive single family homes are listed in the $100,000 to $200,000 range rather than below it. Inventory in that band changes constantly, so call or text me for what is available today.
Let's work together.
Shopping under $100,000? Ashley DeLong can show you what that budget actually buys here, and what it costs each month.
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