(This deal would not impact my household's personal savings / emergency fund)Cash on cash, I am looking at very close to a $0/month cash flow (possibly -$100 to +100 depending on a few variables) since I am financing/borrowing so much of the deal. 

With 10 of the too 20 counties as measured by median household income in the DC area (and that doesn't count DC proper as it isn't a county) I find every one I know here has a high paying job.

Incredible deal-making conference.This is what every retail needs to see in order to properly assess the viability of a prospective retail site:-Signalized corner, soft corner or mid block-Visibility, frontage and signage -Parking -Ingress/egress -Traffic counts -Population density in a 1, 3 and 5-mile radius -Ditto for median household income -Ditto for ethnic breakdown-Ditto for population growth rate -Ditto for residential and commercial development projects in the pipeline-Proximity to complementary national retailers-Proximity to direct competitors -Proximity to existing locations in the trade area -Lease structure (absolute NNN, modified NNN or NN for build to suits/reverse build to suits; or ground lease) -Rental rate -TI allowance, if any, for aforementioned BTS/Reverse BTS leases

I won't get as much house for the money but household income is higher and so is the median price of homes.

For that $3000 of rent that Jon Holdman mentioned for the one $400K house, your tenants' household monthly gross would have to be $9K per month; people with that income will be looking to buy for the most part.

I noticed there was a "household" dust mask and than a "painter's" mask that was slightly more expensive.

Below are some quick highlights about the site: Corner at lighted intersectionApproximately 65,000 AADT on SR-60212,000 people and over $76,000 average household income within a 5-mile radius Approximately 1.02 acre site with 290 feet of frontage on SR-60Less than 1 mile from Brandon Regional Hospital Surrounded by national retailersThanks!

Households with income of at least $100,000 jumped by 91 percent.Of course, with progress comes rising home values.

The podcasts have quickly become a family favorite in our household, as well!

Household bills like electric, gas, water.. etc are not considered in the underwriting process