I am the sole money maker in the household my wife is stays at home with the kids.

Rent is $995 with a minimum qualification criteria of $2985 monthly household income.  

Buy a duplex, a triplex, a fourplex, live in one of the units, rent out the other(s).33% of the typical American household's expenses are tied up paying for their housing.

Median household income is $89k,  so housing is only 3.8 times the income.

The home I'm analyzing now is 1235 Plantation Dr, Dickinson, Tx 77539 (Last time I tried to link to something it didn't work so I apologize if this one doesn't either) What I'll be looking for when I'm actually in the market is something cheaper (hopefully with built in equity) with a mother in law suite that I can live in while I rent out the main household.

Small brick houses like the one I'm describing was designed to be maintained in the postwar economy almost 100% by the male head of household in his spare time.

I'm currently trying to sell it, and some strange issues have come up.The house is a single-family according to the County, but shares a driveway with two townhouses, and the developer set it up as a condominium complex in the legal description. 

Median household income about 28k, and population based on zip code is 31,000.

Dear all,I am in the process of purchasing a home in southern California, and while reviewing the title report, I found this single family house(built in 1960's) is under CC&R, which I thought only condominium has. 

My partners and I acquired some great real estate in a small downtown and plan to develop a nice mixed-use project to include retail/restaurants on the first floor with condominiums above that on the second and third floors.