They are very good and thorough on everything, they do comprehensive title search before insuring it.

My household income is around 230k/ year.

Finally, to ensure your family benefits from your efforts, you'll want a comprehensive estate plan tied into all of this as well

Lastly, while birth rates are declining the # of pet households is increasing.   

Making it easily comprehensible for them.

@Wade Wisner   We use a ratio of 6 units (10/15/20 depth) for 100 people and not households; as average. 

Here are a few strategies that have helped me save aggressively and stay focused — some aren’t super popular but can really make a difference over time: • Live off one income (if you’re a dual-income household): This helps build financial discipline and forces you to keep lifestyle inflation in check. • Pause retirement contributions temporarily: It’s okay to hit pause while aggressively tackling high-interest debt — just make sure to come back to it once you’re on more stable ground. • Lower utility and internet costs: Run laundry/dishwasher during off-peak hours and consider switching to cheaper cell plans or even dropping data plans if you mostly use Wi-Fi. • Cancel or share streaming services: Sounds small, but even saving $30–50/month adds up fast when you’re hustling to build a runway. 

Your decision to prioritize effective support and comprehensive features, even if it means higher costs, seems reasonable, especially when it's critical for your business operations.

This is because the student body has shifted, and many students now come from more affluent suburban households and the parents are willing to pay more to house their kids in better housing.

For tenant applications and background checks, Turbo Tenant or Avail both offer comprehensive tools—including credit reports, eviction history, and criminal background checks—at no cost to the landlord (the applicant pays the screening fee).