My husband recently went back to school full-time, so we are a single income household until he is done in May 2018.

Vivian Huang stay away from house hold banks.

My guess is they consider it one license per household and not one per person.

Since we are a single income household, this would be an easy route for DH to qualify for Real Estate Professional Status when we file taxes. 

.- By EOY 2021, have $D remaining in our savings account ready for investing after primary house projects, travel expenses and other household expenses.- By end of first quarter 2021, have $E in Net Worth.Long Term Goals might be along the lines of:- By EOY 2023, pay off mortgage on primary house.- By EOY 2024, replace both paid off vehicles with newer vehicles - goal is two replacement vehicles around 3 years old, paid off, under 40K miles eachIn my plan I also have micro-goals or whatever you want to call them, in 3 sections: 1- Learn (read x books on RE, read x books on general investing, research this aspect of RE, etc.)2- Act (create a tracking document for y, evaluate 10 properties each month for potential flips using BP calc, meet with financial advisor for yearly review, etc.)3 - Assess (complete quarterly Net Worth tracking to monitor progress, check assets breakdown for re-allocation, etc)Hope this helps. 

Get 10 miles outside of any of South Carolina's major cities and rent and household income drop off significantly (easily 40% in some areas). 

There's much less personal belongings in the home since you're furnishing it and providing most of the household items they need.

It’s like the useless “household income” statistics that don’t mention “household” sizes change.

If a liberal-leaning judge chooses to give some tenant an extended stay, that directly impacts my household income. 

I have an agent where I am and so I am trying to figure out how to plan for my next property after my first household.