My analysis does not consider who you are I only consider what you are.I do not judge people I judge facts and figures, statistics.

Crazies are a matter of statistics.

I must make decisions based on statistics, experience and the lowest possible level of risk.

. (*68% of all statistics are made up).The best way to handle that site is to stay private and keep your guard up.

That said, IMO RE agents (and Realtors) are like the rest of the population, 99% of them are BELOW AVERAGE.I realize that statistically that can't be correct, but bear with me a minute.

I think what attracted me to Houston was the average housing price for 3bd/2ba, economic stability, economic diversity, along with other statistics. 

To answer your question, I've been researching Airbnb statistics but I'm not terribly happy with some of what I've found. 

On an interesting note, the entire Metropolitan Statistical Area saw a decrease in Days on Market, down to just 12 days.

Additionally, on average, we sell our properties at 4% below list price.So, while not statistically supportable, an argument could be made that our ability to determine what a property will sell for is more accurate than an appraiser's ability to tell me what it's value is.

I understand this is for statistical matters only for the IRS.