Just wondering what the average medium household income here is and if it's sustainable.

The only questions are, how BIG (# of households) will this trend be and what specific markets will see the highest in-migration?

For an investor, a house holds no emotional value, it is just a bunch of frames, drywall and roof, building and fixing which is not rocket science.

Still living in a household with other family members so housing is not much of an issue. 

In a single unit zone district, two unrelated persons per household are allowed, and with a home occupation permit, an additional unrelated person is allowed.

 I evict at least two or three families/households every month, and I feel terrible about it each time.  

You can find it where you normally purchase household cleaning agents or at your local home improvement or hardware store. 

Bienes, this was part of a thread you actually created.http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/39536-bad-or-unethical-wholesalers-Here is that post:"When it comes to investing in SFR, one way of looking at range of prices when evaluating a property (Or properties) is to look at the average household income in the targeted geographical area.

Many starting salaries in accounting, especially on the East coast start at above the median household income and I promise you a solid W2 job will help get you started and go a long way.Like I said though, it really depends on your particular situation.  

-Lot Rent is $125 | Gross Monthly Income is $3,750-Roads have some potholes and will need some work.Location Info:-The population of the town has decreased by over 20% since 2000-Median Household Income: 30,000-32% of the population is below the federal poverty line-Median Rent: $670 | Median House Value: $75,000-Crime Rate is 4x U.S. averageSummary: I feel like the numbers of the deal are solid.