But a 4BDR household usually needs outdoor storage.

I heard the household debt has been dropping.

Household Income under $30,000. 9 cents per record... 11 cents with phone Seniors with $10,000+ credit card debt Home values 150,000 to 500,000, 65 – 84 age range, $10,000+ revolving debt , under 50% LTV 10 cents per record….11 cents each with phone Seniors delinquent on property taxes. 65+, LTV under 50% currently delinquent on property taxes.

Population change since 2000: +105.8%Males: 1,557Females: 583Estimated median household income in 2011: $26,779 (it was $26,726 in 2000)Estimated per capita income in 2011: $12,006Read more: http://www.city-data.com/city/Redgranite-Wisconsin.html#ixzz2nrQLRmGV

US household debt will drop further as a result of Dodd-Frank.

@Supreet Singh Sachdeva , you'll find more than all the demographic data and owner-occupied percentage you are looking for at www.city-data.com (plus income, distribution of commute times, household makeup and number, etc etc)

Or how it compares to the demand today for bigger or smaller units based on household size and % renters on the website..

Basically I have a rental that is 2700 sq feet with pool and landscaping and right now is using $50/mo for water and sewer (higher in the summer) so I budget $50 for any rental smaller than this with less water usage just to make sure I am not undershooting the value.Same for Electricity and same for gas: Call and ask or ask the owner/tenant what the average bill is.Repairs- I budget 5-10% of purchase price, but only as personal preference, you will figure out what you need as you go along.Vacancy-this is more than most would do, but I collected demographic data on all zip codes in Tucson so I knew the vacancies, employment sectors, house hold size, schools etc of my target areas.

The broad context of this analysis is straightforward: an economy based on ever-rising consumption falters when real household incomes stagnate or decline.

Seems you have one property and what will soon be two households.