I also screen the co-signer just like the applicant, except I require the co-signer to meet our income criteria for their own household rent/mortgage PLUS the rent on the unit they are applying for. 

But here is the information on this project.House is 3,800 sq ft; 4 bedroom which I may make into a 5 bedroomIs on 5 acres of land, has an inground pool, hot tub, forest on 2 acres and a pole barn in back too.Beautiful city 12 minutes from downtown area also.I will be closing soon and expecting to put $150-$200k into the home.Total Home cost to close: $450kRehab: $150-200kAverage Home Cost in zip code: $485kAvg price home for sale with similar size with land in zip code: Ave Income in zip: $1.4-1.6MAvd household income: $96kI can rehab and flip, but I would like to consider other ideas also. 

Create a list somewhere of all your expenses, your household expenses, your marketing expenses, and know how long you can go.

We currently rent and feel like we are wasting money paying $1,800/month for a 1-BR and not having anything to show for it.Our average household income is $160,000, our budget is around $300k and we are looking to put ~5% down on a house.

.) , road traffic counts, starting cap rate on purchase with blended cap rate over time, 1,3,5 mile population levels in a ring radius, median income households levels, income and population level growth trend's, crime stats,  is property on going to work side or going home side of road, when was property last re-imaged inside and out with the building, sightlines to property ( is it visually down in a hole or up on a hill which deters customers to patronize the business ) or is it nice and level and easily visible from the main road, parking ratio spaces for the parking lot is it ample or not enough for the tenants business model, any future road widening that would impact the parcel size of the property, access with how hard is it to get into the property such as a U-turn, does it have large back anchors for cross feeder daily traffic to the site, etc.All these things and more come into evaluating NNN properties.Hope it helps some.       

They will also treat for ants, wasps and bees, and other common household bugs.

However, the article's demographic and household migration data gives some great insight into just where all that demand was coming from.Here's a link: "Austin's Power: Why the Capital City's Home Prices Surged."

If rule of thumb affordability for housing is 4X income and you have a desireable place, 4 x the median (household) income is a pretty decent bet for what owner occupants are willing to pay, maybe a little more for the duplex

I financially support our household. 

In a popular real estate investors forum, I posted about the shift to the 1-person-household being the dominant household size.