Statistically, the bulk of fatal heart attacks occur in the morning hours when people are rising and getting ready for the day.Not using leverage INCREASES your risk because now you have exposure you wouldn't have with leverage, such as coming up short on funding.Here's a little more about that example from earlier: he bought and repaired the house for $145K, but borrowed $175K on an appraisal of $225K in the house's existing condition before repairs.

The Bureau of Labor and Statistics has a lot of great info that is free.

You can find articles with statistical results on this.

Statistically, we have average tenancy of 2.5 years for a SFH tenant vs 1.5 for a MFH tenant.  

As far as the neighborhood goes, it can be a “C” and even “D” neighborhood as long as the crime statistics are not too high.

I do wonder though, because no one can predict the future (whether or not payments are made, a foreclosure can go through, a property can withstand a natural, or non, disaster) - aren't there assumptions made in every statistical model made for notes (any real estate investment)? 

We prefer actual data versus statistical projected data.  

I guess its just getting over it mentally the statistics of 80-90% of agents failing before their second year.

What statistics can you find on the neighborhood?

My question is, are these buy and sell statistics driving up the illusion of people moving to these counties?