You'll be fine......700 is pretty dam high in my opinion.....a good portion of 700+ people will be owners....not renters.....so your pool is quite a bit smaller. 600 is high enough to weed out the first line deadbeats and then its all about income and job stability etcCredit score is only 1 criteria and for me, its not so much the score as it is "why" the score is what the score is...... bad medical debt, student loans, divorce vs repo cars and foreclosures ?

Harrison Medical Center is expanding in Silverdale, 10 minutes from Poulsbo.

I've successfully negotiated with banks, IRS, medical, HELOCS.

A medical collection account from 4 years ago is VERY different than a car repo from 2 years ago, for multiple reasons, not the least of which is that they probably didn't plan to get sick, but they DID plan to buy that car ahead of time that they couldn't afford.

@AJ Leman is correct that a large, new medical facility is under construction as we speak.

I got rid of a few at that time and unfortunately due to a medical issue in the family, I sold 2 others. 

With Lake Champlain, UVM and the great city of Burlington, Chittenden county has experienced housing shortages for a decade; with their proximity to Killington and Pico ski resorts, Lake George and Lake Bomoseen, and employment centers like General Electric and Rutland Regional Medical Center, Rutland Town and Rutland City could very well be the next high growth markets in VT.

Medical Doctors go to 4 years of undergrad, 4 years of medical school, and then 4 years of residency, plus potentially more time if they do a fellowship.

Also the "Government Housed" crowd in the USA is not the same as it is in Singapore.And I think because we are in the this business, we tend to "Classify" areas and buildings as being the most important factor, but I have been in Class C- units filled with love and family togetherness, and I've been in Class B units filled with arguments, discord and un-happiness.No matter where the USA houses it' poor and downtrodden, their actual "Home" is what they make out it.Of course they can't control crime, but they can control cleanliness and relationships within their own unit.And being poor in the USA (for some) often means driving an Escalade, a free Obama Phone, free medical, free food, free rent, free lawyers, free etc....Where I'm going with this is their happiness doesn't have to hinge on the housing classification, because once they are inside--what they make of it is up to them. 

You won't being paying higher staffing, food, medications, and amenities, so you might as well go for the highest ROI possible by attracting guests who want a high quality and attractive house.