Many of us have gotten away from the basics of "farming" specific neighborhoods and this means more than looking at neighborhood statistics on the computer.

I think as an investor, it matters less what happens and more how you pivot to respond to it.As far as your guilt over paying low taxes, I would be happy to take some of that guilt off your hands...IRS AGI and tax data:https://www.irs.gov/statistics...

I'd like to see the statistical verification that this type of applicant "has a good chance of winning" and also what they are suing for... damages for mental distress?

Rentometer, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Local Chambers of Commerce, and Census.gov are all high on my list.

However, you are competing for properties with companies that have their own call centers, years of experience and mature call scripts and statistical algorithms who are calling owners every day all day long.Having said all of that, if you are going to use foreign VAs, I would suggest using Philippine VAs as their English is excellent and with little to no accent. 

So, I chose a very small sliver of my account, and that's going to take a bit to reach statistical significance. 

I don't have exact statistical data, but I see a lot of young adults living with mommy and daddy much, much, much longer than the previous generation, and giving parents the rent money instead of giving it to some landlord.

Greater Pittsburgh is the oldest metropolitan statistical area in America.

Interesting statistic the 5-20% chance of losing money.

@Brian Swarat - here is a link that explains:http://www.pacourts.us/news-and-statistics/researc...