We're running our high volume businesses using the same supplier that every household in America uses.

A good criterion to tell your agents that will not overwhelm them would be a medium household income of around 30k a year, for the area, population density and is it increasing or decreasing year over year.  

You need a budget to pay off the credit card debt and to build up a 6 to 9 month reserve account for household expenses.

In other words, you cannot deny a person using a Section 8 voucher and must include the amount of the voucher as part of their calculated household income for screening purposes.

The perfect storm:1- Low Interest rates2- Low Inventory3- NO Land to build new construction 4- Location right outside of NYC5- Enormous household Incomes in area6- Covid-19 (the fuel to the storm)7- Large population of people looking for living outside of the NYC (aka suburbs)The surrounding NYC suburbs have roughly 286 households per sq mile.

Rent, gas, and food, as prominent examples, going up is felt the most by lower income households. 

I will also have a "tenant" file, which will have subfolders for each household group, containing copy of their rental docs and any letters sent to them over the course of their tenancy.

We plan to either hold as a rental or sell to buy a primary + investment property.Questions:1) Would I need to have the title in my personal name so that I can refinance it based on our household W-2s and credit history?

We are required to install combo Smoke/CO & hard wire them all, regardless of being an all electric household or not, any fire will create CO as O2 is depleted. 

Does rentprep and zillow charge their fees per applicant or is that fee for the entire household?