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.

We are redoing our trailer park leases and park rules and have come up with a comprehensive set of docs.

HI @Alex Craig and thanks you very much for the comprehensive reply.Thanks to you too @Derrick Craig.Feel free to PM me Rent Trac link you refer to Alex. 

@ Fernando, do you have any excel models for MF that are comprehensive and thorough?

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."

TransUnion's reports are typically very reliable and comprehensive.. 

I have yet to see a comprehensive real estate program that focuses on powerful online sales techniques and I don't mean buying some "buyer's list" then soliciting, no, I mean tried and true methods in selling real property.