Cheers,BennyHi Benny,Focus on establishing trust and relationships with the right people first before looking at "stats and demographics"I've seen many investors do it the other way around and it didn't end up going well for them.Success in real estate and any other business for that fact comes down to the people.Take your time and don't rushMuch success 

It include:- Total bank fees (application fee, lender closing fee, settlement/closing fee, title examination, title insurance,document preparation fee)- Third party fees (attorneys, insurance agencies etc)- Estimated prepaid interest and insurance- Estimated escrow account funds 

I always stage, stats back it up. 1. you should get your money back plus a quicker sale. 2.

Never had the issue but my stats have been awesome!

Can this vendor provide occupancy stats for their units? 

She then sent me the half page which was basically a re-examination form of her income effective 2/1/19 -due for re-examination 2/1/20.

I have my September update of housing stats for Massachusetts closed sales.

I can search for some hard stats if you're interested.

Examine each one on its own with fresh eyes. 

I did some digging and found a research paper from 2015 that gave these stats:"The Canal neighborhood is a dense, Latin American ethnic enclave in San Rafael, CA where most households are low-income (a quarter of families fall below the poverty level) and 71% of residents have only a high school degree or less.