With these stats is there a software tool I can use to find areas that satisfy my numbers?

I’d like to plan my study so that I can take the exam in November and just want to make sure there will be exam dates during that month.

Some will invest in something else (starting their owner business, a trade, etc) and have success....or failure......College doesn't guarantee success.....but the stats overwhelmingly show that your chances of long term success are higher with a college degree...... not guarantee it.... but statistically increase it.To me its about doing things the right way.......

We have Realist as well, but I haven't used it in-depth for running stats. 

Sethi believes the following:After inflation, the average return on owning a US residence is zero (Robert Shiller stats)Most people don't factor in the true cost of owning a home (interest, taxes, insurance, maintenance, cap ex, sales commissions)There is a lot of work involved in sourcing and managing rentals (vs alternatives)The masses will not have the perseverance to properly purchase RE investmentsIndex fund investing is easy and provenHe is right on many fronts and is speaking to the masses. 

Unless you’re an experienced title examiner and searcher, it can cost you significantly more money down the road.

I am as well, and for folks like us I would recommend taking a close look at the factors that you're examining while you do your research and be very honest with yourself as to which of these truly deserve your allocated efforts and which ones don't.

Insurance companies make their living running stats to reduce risk.

https://www.har.com/content/newsroom/Houston Real Estate Highlights in May Single-family home sales rose 2.8 percent year-over-year, with 8,346 units sold, marking the fourth consecutive month of positive sales;On a y...

So here the stats.