Hey Everyone! 
My name is Clarke Gallie, I'm an investment realtor with WinCity in Windsor, ON and wanted to share the recent data received for April 2020
TRANSACTION VOLUME
Market activity (the number of new listi...

Sure, there are plenty of places I wouldn't venture because of crime statistics, but here in the Rust Belt one can't be too choosy if one wants to build their portfolio without a massive (i.e. $5mm or more) bankroll.

Second, those who retain servicing are concerned with capacity to process loss mit and loan workouts so they don’t want any investor loans or loans secured by the primary residence of investors because, statistically, investors are more likely than less sophisticated borrowers to strategically default.

Hiim trying to understand this statistics, I understand the math, but not the meaningim if see a constant decrease in the ratio, what does it mean (in the eyes on an investor)?

Looking forward to interacting with everyone.Quick question regarding Real Estate statistics and tools you use for different strategies you use for your investments or personal buying/selling.The reason I ask, is because it seems the Real Estate website are beginning to implement statistics to support the listings (Zillow, Redfin, etc).

Your scenarios should be based on the confidence of your projections (in statistics, it is based on the # of standard deviations from the norm based on the type of distribution for your data).

I'm familiar with statistics and the issue is that there are never enough in a sample size to pin point a particular property for a valid assumption, every parcel or dirt and every building is unique, something that is difficult to grasp by those who view RE as a widget.

Additionally, ListHub's MLS partners have the ability to redirect traffic to their own public websites and include the MLS public site traffic statistics in the ListHub reports to better quantify the value the MLS provides to members."

My best guess it's statistics based, meaning people who remain in a house for at least a year are less risky because they are more likely to continue to pay the mortgage even if they move out, so they offer you a lower rate.  

Does anyone have any "statistics" (doesn't have to be audited) on the call rate and quality generated from 1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc. mailings to the same list?