We have 10 B class rentals in a top high school and 10 double wides with renters in rent to own.  2 have moved through a mortgage closing are are now paying on a mortgage.It's too new for us to have any real eviction/forclosure statistics.  

Another site is SocialServe, it is used in some areas exclusively by some local housing authorities.The problem is that if you look at internet usage statistics for those that would qualify for Section 8... not very promissing.

A statistical average is used for individual properties.

You should take a look at their credit and not just dismiss it.I used to do high rate auto loan financing and we'd look at "ability and intent to repay" more than credit scores, but never forget there is a reason banks wont lend to these people, its because statistically they dont pay.

It shares some interesting statistical data that I think is relative to my concern.

Part of underwriting is comparing your loan product to a statistically valid population and understanding the deviation from the mean.

Statistically speaking... and unfortunately... people who make a higher amount on a monthly basis spend a much higher amount on a monthly basis.

Whether national or local statistical evidence should be used to evaluate a discriminatory effects claim at the first step of the analysis depends on the nature of the claim alleged and the facts of that case.

:However; with all our flaws, our country is the greatest on the planet...I guess it depends on your definition of greatest...This country USED to be the greatest (in my opinion) and COULD be the greatest again (no doubt), but over the past 30 years, things have gone pretty far downhill, and statistically, we're far from the greatest in most areas that people would say are important.Think about it -- how would you define the things that make a society great?

I wouldn’t even THINK about managing a property like this personally.The houses we’re buying need to be in stable areas, with reasonable owner-occupant ratios, moderate crime statistics, at least SOME retail sales occurring in the neighborhood, not in the boonies, etc.