The companies that support our properties primarily use apartments.com The prescreen questionnaire we require them to use: Previous Address Desired Move-In Date Do you get government assistance for your rent *Any EvictionsCredit Score Range (We provide the minimum required to qualify)What Is the Reason For You MovingTotal Number To Reside In ResidenceDo you own Any Pets If Yes What type of PetDoes Anyone In the Household SmokeDo you have renters insuranceWill you require alterations to the buildingIf Yes please describe the alterationsMonthly Family IncomeHow Did You Find Us

My household income exceeds a MAGI of $150k. 

I transfer only household survival $ to my personal account(s).   

@Nick RutkowskiI’m looking for long term tenants ( no vacation property) I was looking at the city statistics the other day and looking at things such as their poverty level as well median household income couldn’t make a fair decision I had mixed feelings about it!

There was no empathy for the challenges those households were facing.

I see that number thrown around a lot, probably by a lot of folks making less than $50K/year household income. 

In 1946 gross household debt stood at just 15% GDP, around 2008 is when it first hit 100%, and it's been climbing still. 

We have a means to add a person (or remove a person) from the rental agreement because it is not uncommon for the make up of households to change over time, but we do not tolerate unauthorized occupants just moving in.

I could utilize a pm to cut down on work, but I am trying to learn the business.My buy box is extremely small consisting of essentially two suburbs which have taken advantage of flight from the city (due to defund the police) but are still close enough to support benign commutes and have limited land for additional supply while also having rent and home prices which are attainable for people making median household income.There are risks, I live in a decidedly midwestern city with low population growth (but also very few builders).

My thoughts would be, how much household income could you have with your new status as an RE PRo?