household items" would be the best way to describe them.

geographically, demographically, amount of household income, gender, stereotype. you must clearly define what you hope to achieve.

There are neighborhoods in LA in which over 20% of households have no car.

And I am ok with that, again due to my financial goals and personal plan.Personally as a "rule" the 1% rule (and sometimes quoted 2%) is not really realistic, much like the idea of a single income household stopped being realistic for the most part in the 70-80s.

This is with a median household income of  $57,886 for the metro area.

  - how many drivers are in the household- how many cars are you driving- how many homes do you insure- do you have a poolThese things all play a role in your cost, even if they aren't huge increases.

I charge a  one-time $300 non-refundable fee per household but do not charge monthly "pet rent."

I will be starting my shared mail campaigns July 1: Reach 10,000 households for $350.

In general, seems 3/2 will appeal to a greater pool of applicants and also to larger households. 3/1 will appeal to smaller households or single people.

I'm 41 and wife is 40.We started in real estate in 2011.Now we have 10 units.For those who think only low income 9-5ers should be doing this,Know that I'm a physician and my wife is an RN.We have a decent W2 household income.But physician hours are long and life is worse than a 9-5.We plan to retire by 50 and just travel the world.