@Max Householder Thanks @Philip i would love to help depending on where there located. 

I have had a lot of success with single income families and single moms making a living slightly below the median household income.

If I were you, I would learn all sorts of things about personal finance and real estate investing, sure, but I would spend a lot of quality time (and money) on furthering my education and having a social life that includes going out on a lot of dates.Here's my reasoning: if you look at all the millionaire households in the USA, as of 2009 95% of them are headed up by a married couple or widow/widower.

The 2nd deal is a mixed use single family and condominium complex to be built on the water with direct access to the Bay to the North and Ocean to the South, again on land that will be paid for as we sell.

Current house hold income is 140-180k/yr with minimal debt besides primary mortgage. 

You need to make a connection with each household and communicate clearly what they can expect during the transition to new ownership.

Hello BP,So these HOA board members are trying to amend the HOA rules so that the owner of each rented condominium unit needs to pay $50 more per month. 

(See American Housing Survey Reveals Rise in Doubled-Up Households During Recession and For Many Families, Bad Times Require 'Doubling Up'.)And there was also a fear about jobs/income and credit.

Hello,       I'm looking to buy a condominium in the Springfield Section of Newark New Jersey.

Some properties are purpose-built for income restricted residents which could include everything from voucher tenants to folks paying the freight themselves but meeting specific household income limits.