Are there common resources out there that would have foundation statistics about different neighborhoods?

Most of the software I use for deals for myself and my clients use an algorithm that will use statistical amounts for replacement based on current costs.

Add statistics graphs so I can see the growth potential including population, employment, etc.

I have a method that I'm formulating, but it is very data intensive (requiring web-scraping and statistical models), but a "good enough" solution could save me a lot of time.

I have no statistical data for this but I do have real world experience.

To give as an edge we look at a specific matrix Like U-Haul moving statistics, state record (1000 people a day move to Texas) and what has already approved to be built (Toll roads, Grocery stores, housing tracks, and roads) We have several Ag properties, HWY commercials and access to a plethora of off market potential purchases (pocket listings).

Check Airdna statistics they are usually a good guide and the benchmark that most STR lenders use to determine DSCR!

Buying property w/o title insurance can be very risky and while the statistical risk of having a title claim is relatively low its higher for tax deed property. 

Statistically, individuals who invest more upfront in their property are less likely to default.

@Theresa Harris I'd have to find a way to double check, but I thought the credit card debt statistic was the balanced carried/financed.