The statistics are there.2.

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.  

Just wanted to point out that the initial link that Bob posted was statistics for apartment rentals.  

Its a multi-family property that has some good statistics to to it.

Guess what - any phone call not returned within 24 hours results in a lost customer/client according to NAR statistics.

The lender could make money on an OO loan at a particular rate but lose money on the same loan (statistically) if it were to a NOO, as the NOO is more likely to default.It's now been three times and you haven't answered what type of loan it was.

From what I’ve researched, and although it’s not always the case, statistics will show that it’s more likely, using an agent will get your property sold closer to the market value and sold sooner than doing FSBO.You can interview a few agents in your area and find the right one for you and your situation.

I don't know statistically what the breakdown of off vs on market is, but I would be surprised if the "most" part was accurate.

I have a couple of Student rentals, the college where mine are built housing within the past few years to expand, only thing is enrollment went down. the college went from mandating Freshman have to live in dorms to Freshman and Sophomores, which removed some of the student renters from the area and hit other owners hard. so look at Statistics from the schools if you can.