My current situation: Head of Household- 1 triplex, W-2, home office deduction.

Mortgage and household expenses cost around $3k a monthI also run a landscape construction business with my father.

I wanted to know:- Median Household Income- % Change in Median Household Income since 2000- Median Contract Rent- Median Residential Property ValueI then got to work adding all this info.

You want folks with solid household income, but with credit defects that can be addressed within three years (BK, short-sale, deed-in lieu, etc.).Give them a lease, ideally at a higher than market rate (maybe $2400, $2500, or even $2600), for one year.Decide on a purchase price.Sell them an option, which gives them the right, but not the obligation, to purchase the house at the purchase price anytime during the year.Make the cost of the option (the non-refundable option consideration or NROC) about 1.5% - 2% of purchase price.

107k household income for the 80th percentile seems low.

Concrete counters are very popular in many young affluent households and I think are just as sturdy if you don't get too fancy with the inlays. 

6.How attractive the area really is for households profiles with annual incomes greater than $80K?

There is an interesting 10 questions quiz that I thought of sharing with you.So, if you have a few minutes, I challenge you to test your financial fitness as a current or future parent at the link below.http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/personal-finance/household-finances/financial-fitness-quiz/article24937089/

Quality of schools, crime rate, median household income, tax rate for property, tax rate for tenant's income, ratio of rent vs purchase price, proximity to employment, proximity to shopping, proximity to public transit - that's just a partial list, and in some areas some of those are less relevant. 

(If you have a house don't worry about paying that off yet, I'll give you an idea of what you can do about that in a bit)2) once all your debt is paid off, start saving money, you save money by only buying what you need NOT WHAT YOU WANT, so you NEED hygienic supplies, food, clothes (but only once every 2, 3 months making a budget on that of maybe $100 to $150 per person in the house hold) you need gas, utilities, rent or mortgage ect.. you DON'T NEED for example if you have cable with HBO do you really need Netflix and do you really need to go to the movies every weekend, do you need to have all the movie packages that the cable company offers??