I did some digging and found a research paper from 2015 that gave these stats:"The Canal neighborhood is a dense, Latin American ethnic enclave in San Rafael, CA where most households are low-income (a quarter of families fall below the poverty level) and 71% of residents have only a high school degree or less.

The one downside to this arrangement is the tracking of expenses because so many household & otherwise personal expenses become split expenses: the landscape gardening, the cleaning of house & rental unit if single payment, the utilities, your tax accountant, homeowner's insurance, umbrella insurance, real estate taxes etc.

Here were the first results:"With moratorium ending, more than 8 million households face foreclosure or eviction""Is California still facing an eviction tsunami when the moratorium ends?""

The Great Recession cost US households an estimated $16.4T. 

Helena household income is 5k higher than hoover al.

Hi,I am in the process of selling a rental property. this was formerly my primary residence (3 of past 5 years) and has been rented for 2 years. it is paid off and I will net around $130k prior to taxes. my household income is around $100k and I now own a second home with a mortgage. 

I pick my investment areas based on geographical proximity, local economy, and household income.Kanata has a booming economy and high household incomes with its IT jobs, civil servants commuting to downtown, and newly moved DnD workers.

Median household income of that age bracket is $100-120k.  

She could easily be there another 10-20 years 4) she is a household of one in a unit that can have up to 4 - so less wear and tear on the unit 5) to me here's the kicker - on top of all these awesome traits, she has a job where she is out of town 3 weeks per month.

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