I've seen many questions on forums of where to find good demographic information, population trends, statistics about the makeup of properties, or average number of bedrooms per unit.

When you have enough properties you will have enough immediately liquid funds to cover any major unexpected expenses across those properties to a statistical certainty.

I recall the basic Rent Range report is just a few bucks (read less than $10) and gives you lots of statistics about the range of rents in your area for your product type and categories of tenants (e.g.

A CPA could also provide you with financial statistics about the company's specific industry.

Yes, I am reading the crime statistics in the area, but is the area really as much of a "war zone" as some investors make it to be?

I was curious about this neighborhood, but some of the crime statistics I found online caused me a bit of concern.  

Hello all,Can you please advise on some places you all visit in order to find information like crime statistics, job growth rates and population growth rates in your area?

Metropolitan statistical area.

Yep, that's the misleading statistic with all these stories.....they define "profit" by the difference between the purchase price and selling price....no regard for renovation hard costs, let alone holding and selling costs.  

I am a project engineer working for a national developer.  We are doing some research on finding the average on time completion percentage for multifamily projects over $20 million dollars.  For example, 92% of multif...