Then again, I have zero statistics to back up any of what I just said!

We are a part of NARPM (National Association of Residential Property Managers) and the statistics that came out in 2019 showed over 60% of individuals looking to rent  have a pet of some kind.

A good site for income data is justicemap.orgCity Data is another go to for various metricsTrulia has some pretty good crime data.Some other sites are US Department of Labor, US Bureau of Labor Statistics and Department of Numbers. 

It would be very interesting to see actuals when so many on this site just provide projections and statistics. 

-job growth, population growth, rent growth, diverse industries and employment, MSA of adequate size (not too small), a friendly legal environment, and stable or falling vacancy rates.Government sources like the Census, Bureau of Labor Statistics, local Chambers of Commerce, and other similar government bodies usually put out pretty good data, although it can be difficult to sort through.

i believe the statistics are the traditional banks have been originating about a third of the amount of loans they used to over a decade ago. 

Hi @Sara Simpson - I realize you asked about Single family homes (which follow slight different demographics and trends) but for what it is worth, CBRE recently put out Q2 2020 statistics on Total Investment Volume ($) Year Over Year for multifamily properties in the Top 20 US markets. 

It's a statistical blip.

Request a copy of the death certificate from the county viatical statistic department.

Request a copy of the death certificate from the county (parish) viatical statistic department.