>You arent going to see a $2500 a month house next to a $600 a month house Maybe not in a modern cookie cutter subdivision, but in older neighborhoods, definit

>You arent going to see a $2500 a month house next to a $600 a month house Maybe not in a modern cookie cutter subdivision, but in older neighborhoods, definitely. My street has a lot of variety of size and occupancy. We have big single family houses, smaller single family houses, duplexes, triplexes, and a house with a mother-in-law apartment. >Roommates are an option for singles. But not feasible for families Roommates can work for families with the right architecture, I've seen it work before, personally. Of course, if you're completely closed off to the whole idea just on principal, it won't work.