I am not sure if I missed it but hopefully there's room here considering the households and commercial businesses around that you can possibly capture.Let me know if I can further assist, I'm looking for partners in a new jv in ss.

So these households, on one end of the spectrum, continue to be renters.And then on the other end are the millennials that are so convinced that 2007 will happen again that they're afraid to buy a home.

An air pressure test will help detect issues with the domestic water; however, the water lines will need to be disinfected/chlorinated.

Since real estate cash flow isn't the primary income in our household, I'm looking for growth (appreciation), with enough income (cash flow) to avoid contributing capital to cover large capex costs, which we have indeed incurred.

Millions of households in the US are on septic systems.  

Then at the actual house holding level is the net p/l. 

@Jeff BensonWhen investigating new markets I look for things likepopulation growth (upward over the last 10 years)Job growth 1% or greaterUnemployment =< national averageper cap income 20KHousehold income 3 times annual rentnumber of households (in comparison to other markets) Favorable government policies (is the local government looking to attract business) Those numbers will give me a sense of the macro market.

Also, when I'm in the seasoning period I'm collecting more rental income.The issue with financing is that I may not be competitive @ 20% down and/or may run into financing issues with either the property or as I accumulate more properties it being more difficult to get the financing on properties 4, 5, 6, etc.Some other things: My wife and I each have a W2 job, household income is ~$200k per year. 

Unfortunately the post office only holds it for a certain period and had already sent the certified letter back to the sender.I am assuming it is a cease letter but I have no way of knowing which household sent it which makes me hesitant on sending follow-ups.

I am not talking about coming up with the downpayment but rather regards to mortgage affordability.If I wanted to buy a second property with the same household income, how would it work?