In other words...how would you suggest two 20-somethings with no assets and/or liabilities and decent 1099 incomes structure household income/investing? 

Our CPA is telling us we can't depreciate our two multifamily properties (purchased both this year) because our household income (married-filing jointly) exceeds $165,000. 

I’ve had recipient holders pass away and our HAs always passed their voucher to someone else in the household.

My criteria was things like population growth, average household income, and growing and diversified job market.

The old rule of thumb was that a prospective borrower could get a mortgage of about three times (2.8-3.6) times gross household income at interest rates in the 6-8% range.

The investor purchased the asset with the intention of renovating the units and adding value by increasing rents.South Shore remains to be one of the most undervalued neighborhoods in the City of Chicago relative to employment, average house hold income, occupancy levels and rents.

But the plumber can usually tell what caused the clog...if it wasn't tree roots causing a backup, it was most likely something like paper, hair, etc.I just simply say, "I'm sorry, but someone in the household has been flushing a lot of paper or something.

SFH 3/2 - It's a tougher part of town, higher crime rates, median household income of $30k, 48% of homes are rentals with a high participation from the national property inv co's. 

How many household meet the $750k test but not the $500k test for one of the spouses.

Your paycheck should support the household.