I am the head of a single-income household of 4, and after accidentally discovering BiggerPockets and Robert Kiyosaki, I've decided to move my family into my in-law's place (from Garfield to Bergenfield) in order to stop paying rent and begin saving serious cash for investing in the near future.I would like to start off with a duplex/triplex/fourplex as primary residence while collecting decent cashflow.

I also think the price have a lot of room to appreciate due to the relative affordability of housing relative to household income in Charlotte.  

Looks like a fairly comprehensive listing.

Thanks for the extensive and comprehensive list

Local agencies often miss out-of-state information and those three (Transunion, Experian, and Equifax) are generally considered the most comprehensive and accurate.You don't have to go through them directly, though, many third parties pull their reports.

I know that he is right as she is probably baiting us to make a mistake but why she is dragging out the eviction when she isn't living there is just beyond comprehension to me.She's now compiled an eviction on her record, her boyfriends and her 18 year old son....seems counter productive given that we offered a workout several times in a way that wouldn't leave an eviction on their record.Rick

Demand for multifamily housing is forecast to remain high, as Millennial household formation continues and Boomers seek to downsize and re-enter the rental market.

“I will be introducing comprehensive legislation at the beginning of the next session of Congress to do just that,” Sanders said.For a factsheet on the tax loopholes Sanders’ bill would close click here.

The data itself is also usually fairly comprehensive compared to other sites.

Which isn't bad at all considering the median household income is roughly 54k.