Hey Folks, just wanted to share the statistics for the Tucson multifamily sector. 

Obviously an incredibly broad question (dependent on market, economy, demographics, neighborhood etc), but has anybody seen this statistic anywhere or crunched the numbers to get a rough figure? 

I can look at employment statistics and labor all day and see that there has been some growth in median income year over year but nothing mind blowing.

I think we have to take that, as well as the ever-aging housing stock statistics, more seriously in these discussions about what the lifelong housing choices of the Millennials are going to look like.

There must be some "big data" out there saying that statistically you are too likely to refinance in <3 years with a rate that high on a 15YF n/o/o investment.

That would be located at the county Viatal Statistics department.Whomever filled it out (relative, sibling, son, daughter, etc.) will be your first point of contact or if you since you know of the owner's name check to see if a probate case has been filed.Probate laws vary from state to state and my understanding is the property is going to have to go through the court probate process.

I saw a statistic the other day that the number of evictions filings has decreased by a significant number. 

Even if you are approved for every line of credit, it still shows as negative because statistically it signals financial trouble.

Are there any statistics as to what percentage of NPLs with equity go back to the lender?

I have recently posted statistics for Milwaukee 2019 YTD - both DOM (days on market) and inventory for sale are down - again - over last year.