That's statistically unavoidable.

If you have a B class property statistically a score of 650 should be a bare minimum.

I live in Seminole County, Florida, but I would be willing to buy in either Seminole, Orange, Lake, Osceola, or Volusia.What statistics should I look at to determine which of these areas will be the best to buy an apartment complex in?

Statistically it is very very hard to find that here right now with a deal that makes sense.

@Megan LansdellI have a BBA in marketing, and to be honest with you, most of it is pretty common sense unless you want to focus on the more technical stuff like market research and statistics. 

Rents climbed 3.2 percent last year, the most since 2008, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data.

According to statistics, 60 million people in the US live in condos, that's around 20% of the population. 

Any statistics?

Assume a project cost in the 10-50mm range in gateway / primary markets 90/10 dealI currently use the following UW Assumptions: cap rate expansion: 5-10 bps per yearrent growth: 2-2.5% annualProduct type:                      mid rise affordable MF spec developmentTerm:                                 3 yrs holdYOC:                                   6-7%Trended ROC/spread:          150 bps > exit capLIRR:                                   16-17% EM:                                      2xLTC:                                    65%LPs pref:                              9%Waterfall:                            80/20 to 13%                                           70/30 to 18%                                           65/35 thereafterLook forward to what others have to sayJust curious if you're able to explain what all of those terms mean and their corresponding statistics that I don't understand.

You want to make sure you reach a statistically significant test sample before making any decisions on which to move forward with. (95%+ conficence of the sample representing the total population)You can use this calculator: http://drpete.co/split-test-calculatorReplace "visits" with "postcards" and "goals" with "calls/leads".