The loan is either for a consumer purpose (i.e. personal, family, or household use) and must strictly comply with DF and so on, or it's for a business purpose and does not.

If you're feeling like money isn't going very far, this is why.Annual household income-Asian-65K (the highest and their kids always win the spelling bees!)

Job reports are improving, households are forming but little construction = huge demand in my opinion.

You can only deduct $25 per each person/household.

However, we truly have more house holds than housing and that's getting worse by the year.

I saw a huge pile of trash & household items by the curb which I dared to believe meant that the PO vacated.  

We didn’t like those markets mostly due to the crime index being well over 500 in each location and relatively low appreciation over the last 20 years.We came down to Killeen, Phoenix, and Boise as (for right now) our top 3 markets based on a variety of stats but mainly population growth, household income, and home value growth.Our next step is now reaching out to agents in those locations and running analysis on a variety of multi family properties in those locations to try to find a good deal to start making offers.Would love to hear your opinion if those are good logical next steps and any ideas/thought you may have here.Our goal is to purchase our first rental property in this quarter (Q4 of 2021)!

We look for tenants who are employed - most are single parent households, where the mother is a nurse/caregiver, and there are 2 or 3 children who are in school or even in college. 

If they are only lending at 75% LTV like most banks on investment property and staring at 76 million folks nationwide in their 20s that haven't formed households yet....are you kidding? 

A lot of tenants have them and they aren't in 99.9% of American households like a fridge is.