😁 Currently working in downtown SF so I see those luxury condominiums and posh houses.

@Max Householder hit the nail on the head with Cherokee, and South City in general... the quality of the area and the tenants you can get can vary drastically block by block.

Scenery: 1 (mountains, river, trees)4. amenities: 1 (Park, pool, river, football field, tennis court, baseball field (not close enough to be hit lol), yard)5. crime rate: 1 (literally only a few assaults in past year and one robbery)6. income: 3 (median household income = $43,000)7. transportation: 2 (some but not much)8. walking distance: 1 (close to everything)9.

Take that 500 billion and divide it equally between everyone that filed a federal tax form last year (usually around 100k but assume 150k since people had to file for the stimulus check).Now you're talking a chunk of change, $3,000,000+ per tax return/household.

My first property was a condominium in a golfing community.

The guys often end up getting married only to find themselves ending up living their wife's best middle-class life, which often ends up little more than an elaborate charade of pictures posted to Facebook and Instagram that allow the wife to demonstrate to her mother and high school rivals that she made a good middle-class choice of a family provider and she is in the process of achieving middle-class household happiness.

The past two years of data was for a 2 person household when I lived in the home with my wife.

While that's nearly double the median household income in Stockton. 

Another member of this person's household has at least 3 recent evictions of their own only in their early 20s.

In our one bedroom apartments, we tend to have young people starting new households excited to have an apartment, people leaving relationships or moving for work, and then a few older people that are not interested in buying a house and are looking for a more permanent rental.