So I am now teaching, which cut our household income by about a third.

However, there are many cons which make me concerned:Philadelphia, PA: population growth rate is slowing down, high crime rates, low median household income, etc.Baltimore, MD: the population is decreasing fast, high crime rates, negative home appreciation the last 10 years, etc.I have a saving about 100K - 150K to invest.

A guy today emailed me that there are no smokers in his household and answered all my other questions.  

High growth has to do with smaller households but more households.Private investors in the Netherlands are ready to invest (40.000 units were proposed earlier), institutional investors (particularly German and US investors) are ready with funding and already starting to participate.

Some of those fees can and do vary by household.

In the Casey household I talk about money all the time with my kids.

If you can find an electrician, a plumber, an HVAC outfit, and a roofing crew that's willing to work with you in your target area, bless your luck and treat them like the vital business associates that they are.I would tell any head of household that's already making upwards of $100K a year to stay out of this niche.

Tesla may be a household name but people have been in their garages building electric cars for a long time.

They dont cash flow a ton but long term im confident based on the growing population / median household income growth

However, I believe you MAY ask how many people are in the applicant's household.