(Check out the "'Questions on Household Definition" about a quarter of the way down.)

The main variable that jacks up the assessment value is the household income of every neighborhood you find those lots in, I’ve seen lots in low income areas that had a much lower acreage value.

We estimate that we need roughly 9 more properties that generate $300 / month in cash flow to meet this goal.Currently, we are a single-income household.

The voucher would take the place of the income requirement, for example our criteria is 3 times the rent as gross household income.

Household formations are the primary driver.

We do own a home now but house hacking would not be an ideal situation as we have 3 children here and would be really busy here in the house adding more to our household. 

I’m curious though…if I looked at a market that is in a 2/3 hour radius of my household in my state of AR, why would looking in a 2/3 hour radius be worse in the state of TX?

I'm considering purchasing a property in a city where the average household income is around $50k per year, and houses are selling for $250k to $300k.

I normally research:-Location-Crime-Median House Hold Income (HHI)-Zillow - other similar units + B/B that have sold in the area (ex. 1-2 miles in the past 90-days)When contacting, anything you would ask aside from the following?

Density (people per sq. mile) 118 Households 1,144 Households With Basements 11 1%Renter Occupied 344 30% Multi Family 388 34% Average Household Income $81,235 Median Household Income $74,682 Per Capita Income $27,841 Median House Value $186,500 Household Size 2.9