In my area, $100-$150 per NON "service animal" (not to be confused with emotional support animal, or typical household pet) pet is pretty normal. 

A little over half the wealth in this country is inherited but approximately 84% of the millionaire households in this country are headed by individuals who are not related to other millionaire households.

We've kept the cost of furnishing it pretty low - Zinus beds on Amazon, TVs and various household items from Costco, ceiling fans from Lowe's, mini blinds from Home Depot, etc. 

My tenant selection criteria provides as follows:Denial is warranted if:1.The applicant or a household member has been convicted of a felony or a Class A or Class B misdemeanor.

No member of the household can have an ownership interest in any other property.What is the occupancy requirement?

As of 2010 -63.3% of Cupertino households are made up of Asian households. 45.1% of Irvine households are made up of Asian households, and 23.3% of Johns Creek households are made up of Asian households.

We both grew up in paycheck to paycheck households all our lives.

To help answer the question: If you had 1 million dollars, and you provided the only income for the household how would you invest that money in real estate in order to provide the most profitable yearly net income?

My parents and I contribute to household things as they come up, so its not really a strict breakdown but they are fronting the majority.

Mystery shop the complex pretending to be a potential tenant by calling, get a feel for whats available, amenities, costs, use various websites to see crime rates, migration, median household income