Do you have statistics or can you estimate what percent of your offers are accepted?

I agree, some are more risky than others based on statistics but in the end what's important is how you feel about it.

A necessity for a political junky like me.mediamatters (org); anthing that gets as much hate from the right wing press must be doing a great job. city-data (org); want to know any statistics about a city or zip code, this is your site.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics makes it easy to track month to month changes in total nonfarm employment growth in a given market, as well as growth in what they call the supersectors - 11 more or less industry specific categories.There's a lot more to consider, but simply looking at those two things will help you begin to sort markets out.I agree with avoiding RE agents for the most part; we've had much more success talking to good commercial brokers in town about what's going on.

I heard a statistic at our REIA meeting last night.

Employment / job growth data current within 30 to 60 days can be found on the Bureau of Labor Statistics website for states and most cities.

So I was wondering if you can point me to such statistics?

I also have free technical support, e-mail account, and even a way to check statistic of visits... so I know how each page is performing and if I need to promote certain pages more.The system is very affortable.

This company does a ton of statistical analysis on the Denver market (quoted by the Denver Post quite often) and they really know what is going on in the investment real estate market.Maybe I'll see you at one of these places!

You get the idea.Here are a couple of statistics you may find interesting.