I've been trying to find any statistics on this, but the best I can find anywhere on the internet is statistics for realtors getting listings(between 100-200 no's for every yes).

Even then, you're still dealing with statistical probabilities - meaning there's a chance your results will be better or worse than the models.If you're married, building a joint risk profile can be geometrically more difficult. 

It appears it may be close to that, but hopefully in a few years I can refinance after getting about 15% equity and have better cash flow statistics.

Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Census, local Chambers of Commerce, and sources like those are good places to start.

I'm not expecting 100% accuracy)Does anyone have any statistics on how often these deeds are redeemed?

I have found some sites online which offer some good information on statistics on areas and am combining this with the local MLS so far.

I have been playing on it but I'm sure there are better ways of compiling research and statistics. 

I'd qualify that statistic with the fact that I'm living and investing in small towns where the normal process of buying/selling homes are with real estate agents.  

As someone who helps Austin investors, it's always nice to see some relevant statistics because it gives people the numbers to make informed decisions.Account Closed I think it's a helpful post for people looking for reliable numbers, they're much more reliable than opinions!

The liability risk statistically is no different than a tenant falling.