http://bniajfi.org/vital_signs/This data is based on 2010-2015 and looking at changes from 2014-2015Washington Village /PigtownPopulation5th Lowest neighborhood Total Population5th lowest neighborhoodMale Population3rd lowest neighborhoodfemale populationTied for First Lowest neighborhood Population identifying their self as other race4th lowest neighborhood populating earning 24-40k a year2nd Highest affordability index for rent - tenants paying more than 30% of total household income3rd highest number of housing vouchers per 1000 rental units3rd highest mortality rate (death)3rd highest for Part 1 Crime ( Homicide, rape, robbery, assault, burglery larceny, auto theft4th highest for violent Crime3rd highest for property crime2nd highest for rate of adult arrests1st highest for rate of domestic violence2nd highest for rate of common assault2nd highest for rate of narcotics related calls2nd highest of rate for motor vehicle accident calls3rd highest for jevenile arrest rate3rd highest for residents that work outside of Baltimore 5th highest for reports of dirty streets2nd highest for reports of clogged storm drains

It cash flows after accounting for things like vacancy, preventative maintenance, etc.Some pros/cons of Mableton:Pros:(+) On the "path of growth", surrounded by other cities in the Cobb with higher median household income and property values(+) very convenient location, it is under 25 min drive to all the "happening" places in ATL: Midtown, Downtown, Truist Park, and you don't need to take Interstate which can get jammed up pretty quicky during rush hour(+) diverse demographics, my block is about 1/3 Caucasian, 1/3 AA, 1/3 Hispanic, this helps you attract a diverse profile of renters.

Now I know that its very specific or every household.

I state in my advertisement that we require household income of 3X rent, that we screen credit and require them to take possession of the property within 30 days.

Verify that there is adequate household income to meet your requirements, and that multiple adults have resources.

I've heard mentions of using demographics, job growth, average household size etc to gauge the market.

The mayor just signed off on  legislation to that is aimed at tackling the issue of discrimination against households that use tenant-based vouchers, also known as Section 8 vouchers, to pay for their housing.

Those metrics were:The 5-year percent change in population growthThe 5-year percent change in median household income;The 5-year percent change in the value of owner-occupied homes;The unemployment rate in 2022;The percentage of the population with a bachelor’s degree or higher in 2021; andPopulation rate below the poverty line in 2021.Each city was ranked in each of the above metrics, and then given a final ranking based on the combined average of ranking position for each individual metric.In the website’s rankings, Huntsville is slotted in as the fourth most prosperous city and is the only Alabama city to make the top 25.

. $20 worth of some household items like that can save a ton of time. 

Census data says that Columbus averages 2.39 people per household, so somehow that means we need to add 34 new houses every day??