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Looking for sources that provide statistics and industry trends.

There aren't any statistics, but that was the #1 complaint from all of the property managers I interviewed.It's very difficult to screen Section 8 tenants.Here is my conclusion:You may want to take Section 8 tenants, especially because of the pros, but keep in mind that it will be difficult to vet the tenants.

Hardly a statistically significant sample, but it is enough to raise a red flag with me.I have another tenant who for the last eight years has only paid in cash.

It seems to be one of the most quoted information in regards to statistics in the nation in regards to foreclosure information.Now the data for mining for deals.

It doesn't take a PHD in statistics from MIT to figure this out, it just takes some basic econ knowlege and a couple hours research online.

Much of that is caused by a statistical fluke.

@Marian Smith - there will never be any statistic around this.  

Michala:The CMHC housing market portal also keeps rental market statistics for most urban areas across the county.

You then have to step in and do the deals for them.E & O policies specifically exclude most of the time investor agent activities because they know statistically it is highly litigated.For a brokerage on the residential side it doesn't make sense to take on or want these agents ESPECIALLY at low splits to the brokerage.