I used census data per MSA (metropolitan statistical area) with 2000-2015 growth to identify fastest growing cities and then identified postcodes with a Trader Joe in those MSA. then I used Zillow to determine the median price and median rent. 

I wonder statistically how often this happens...and how often it works out good for the life of the lease.

@Jd Martin@John Thedford  hey guys check out a MLS listing in Charelston SCbig bold type at the bottom."

See my offers bolded below: Todd Today at 12:58 PM To Bobby okay :-)On Wed, Jan 6, 2016 at 1:01 PM, Bobby <> wrote:Awesome!

Sources directly from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (which is not an easy website to gain information from).  

So your observation is good news that lenders might be getting a little bolder.....if you could call that bold underwriting....LOL

Crime statistics above x?

Look a the Bureau of Labor Statistics web site.

I was hoping someone could direct me to a website ( or other information resource) where I can find the total amount (in acres) of raw land sold in the US during the past five years and where the bulk of it was located.

Probably not....There are thousands upon thousands of agents that used 2003-2004 statistics to sell a property in 2005.