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Ken Rishel A Must Read by Frank Rolfe
14 January 2016 | 9 replies
They offer a tremendous value for the dollar, in which households can live in nice areas for a fraction of the cost of stick-built homes.
Dave Visaya What's the salary you have to earn to buy a home in your city?
6 September 2014 | 6 replies
Household incomes are around 150K-200K.
Tom Pignatello Grant Cardone Says Don't Invest Until You have $100k
1 December 2016 | 30 replies
You need to first save up enough buffer to weather household emergencies, car repair, job loss etc.
Efrain Gonzalez Newbie from Chicago
28 September 2016 | 22 replies
ClasonStart with an honest assessment of your household finances: savings, credit, debt, etc.
Robert Eaddy Invest with Pension payout or leave it
7 April 2020 | 2 replies
I live in Charlotte NC and my salary from the rat race exceeds the median household income for the area.
Bill Briscoe Should I rent to tenant with 540 credit score
27 December 2016 | 84 replies
I made her put together a budget and send it to me where she incorporated all household cost and expenses. 
Ivan Cortez Inherited Tenants - How to Introduce Yourself
21 March 2023 | 6 replies
You can take the opportunity to get more detailed paperwork filled out then if you need it, such as setting the tenant up on your property management portal.Additionally, asking follow-up questions about total occupants, pets, and more can help landlords compare the current household to what is on the lease agreement if you did not have an estoppel agreement.All the best!
Joshua Hill Increaing the rental rate
3 September 2007 | 4 replies
The actual amount is dependent on the type of tenant...if they are lower, or fixed income, they obviously cannot afford a big hit, but if they are a typical dual income household, they just tighten their belt a little.
Bill Mitchell Will Cash Flowing Rentals Disappear When Interest Rates Increase?
16 March 2013 | 26 replies
However, there are people that renting is discretionary, like recent high school and college graduates, and other newly formed households.
Mark Kvam Mobile Home Park Offer
18 February 2015 | 5 replies
A sewer line was repaired in 2012 and trees removed. 40 year old community, homes 20-30 years old.Population of town: 8000 (20,000 within 10 miles), median household income $29,000, median rent $616, median home $62,000.2014 P/LRents: $23,144Expenses:  $9132mgt. 1889maint: 1032util.: 393trash: 2890Lawn: 1750Ins.:  481Licenses and misc:  696Net: $ 14012 (40% expenses)--------------------------------------Using: 15*140*12*.5/.15=$84,000 value ballpark  assuming 50% expences and 15% Cap.