"Statistically, 61.3% of statistics are wrong"!  

You can  then narrow down the statistical probability of them doing business with you.You can blanket an area....but you are just throwing mud against the wall...to see what sticks.

The problem is...statistically, the chances of you keeping this loan longer than 3-5 years are very low...the only one that makes money here if you put down 15% instead of 20% is the lender...you save nothing and the $8000 will be consumed into another expenditure that will bring you less than it will if you put it into this transaction.  

@Kristopher Hanks I have been avoiding the Collinwood Area because of the crime statistics.

, but (I paraphrase) be bold when others are fearful, and be cautious when others are bold.

Just because they're statistically in a good position to sell, maybe they haven't thought of selling yet.

I heard a statistic (90 percent of statistics are made up on the spot.

Hello everyone I'm brand new and stumbled across bigger pockets just the other day, I'm a soldier in the U.S Army and would like some people to discuss real estate with, I am as new as it gets and just want to have a better life for my family I'm very interested in the "BRRR" method but am a little scared to make such a bold purchase being so new.

It is incredibly unlikely that this will come up, unless you attempt to get another owner occupant mortgage within the next 12 months.If it does come up for some reason, you will have to document the portion I put in bold.

Alternatively, if you have MLS, or know someone who does, look up the information in the statistics portion of your MLS.