Check this out:Since 2004, inflation has totaled 27%Since 2005 to 2014, median household income in Utah County has gone up 30%Since 2004, median home price has gone up 59%I'm not economist nor statistician, but based on that, I surmise that inflation can offset all but 3% of income and all but 32% of home price growth.

@Kris McfarlaneWhat matters most is the rate of divergence of housing prices from household income.  

Step 2, Review your household expenses and find ways to either cut unnecessary debits each month.

Unemployment rates / trends, poverty level, median household income, etc - this can provide you with a large portion of your data.2. 

I also obtained the age of 162 people, household income on 130, and the occupation of 83.  

Work backwards from there and say okay I want 250/mo free cash flow from each property (use some of the calculations to give you a general idea of what your costs are, and cross reference those Median Household prices with places that generate the right rent numbers to make your search a little more specific.  

However, we use only month-to-month rental agreements, which makes it easier when adjusting the make-up of the household.

Louis, teaching with field trips and participation in trades, but it doesn't sound like it using materials that include questionable tactics to begin with, like wholesaling.I'm pretty familiar with the non-profit world, as well as "at risk" kids and low income households, the requirements for 501C3 can be met with the "at risk" angle, profits can be paid after earnings for labor contributions, expenses and of course the executive directors salary, but profits cannot go to  members or officers or directors.

If there was a sudden rapture of all Chinese households in Cupertino and San Francisco, what do you think will happen to home prices in those two markets? 

So growing up in a one-job-household made money kind of tight.