However, one interesting statistic is that homebuilders are on a tear.

We try to screen pretty hard.I know you manage a lot more properties than me, so you are statistically much more likely to get aggravating people. 

I think there is a market for buying their contracts on their cars, but I don't know the method and statistics on how to do so.

"there's an application fee" Yes, of course, when they complete a credit check, it costs money.If this is a new business you're starting, statistically, and from a property owner's point of view, you are more likely to fail than to succeed.

But title insurance also protects the insured from things that are not readily identifiable in a search and exam, fraud, forgery and incompetency are three that immediately come to mind.Auto insurance is casualty insurance, the insurer knows the statistical risk a given insured will have a covered accident in a given marketplace and prices the premium annually accordingly. 

I'm always open to feedback so please leave any questions and/or comments regarding the report, especially if there is something you feel is missing or could be expanded.Data Source and MethodologyAll data comes from the Statistical Reporting section of our local MLS.

At some point in the distant future the statistics may trend toward ownership and less rentals, but last I knew the trend was heading the opposite way.  

I used census data per MSA (metropolitan statistical area) with 2000-2015 growth to identify fastest growing cities and then identified postcodes with a Trader Joe in those MSA. then I used Zillow to determine the median price and median rent. 

I wonder statistically how often this happens...and how often it works out good for the life of the lease.

Sources directly from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (which is not an easy website to gain information from).