If I wanted to buy property out of state with both cash flow and appreciation than you would be much better off looking at the gulf coast of Florida if you know anything about interpreting statistics and analyzing data. 

Play around... pick a crime, any crime... and see if your bias is statistically correct or not;)

The statistics of the town is 36% renters and 64% owners.

While its a statistical fact that many more people died around or just after the holiday season (stress from family dynamics, lifestyle, drinking and eating habits) this does not correlate to a "probate season". 

I first became interested in Pueblo after reading an article about Pueblo online by a geographical statistician [ I know that is not the actual title] who teaches statistics at the university.

Is there a site, or something that provides these statistical data?

Often Detroit was listed by FBI crime statistics as the "most dangerous city in America" during this time.

I am currently live in London where I work full time building statistical models for banks.

This, while just a rule of thumb as @Joe Villeneuve mentions is an average over a lot of statistics.

@Elke Cardella Census.gov is great for this:http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/25/2574210...Above are the statistics for Wellesley, Mass.