On a $464,000 Investment, in 10 months, or about $9% annually.Mark TwIn said that there are three kind of lies, direct lies, indirect lies and statistics.  

Why do so many people flock to such miserable statistics?  

To tell anyone who has invested almost 3 years of their life into a college education, in a demanding field, that they should just drop out and "follow your passion" because of outliers or because others have done it is to provide statistically bad advice.

@Jay Helms You're confusing making bold assumptions with statistical confidence,  extrapolated from data. 

Statistically speaking many of the people in this forum probably have the issues listed in this article...https://www.nhs.uk/Livewell/tiredness-and-fatigue/...

Statistically much higher risk factor.

Now, I do understand stability being translated into variance statistically.

There are still deals are there to be had, just takes dedication.Let me know if you ever need anything, I'm more than happy to help.Check out my "south east michigan housing report" for some statistical analysis provided by real comp

Consider the statistic that 95% of those wanting to invest in real estate actually fail.

This was a statistic when 4-year bachelors degrees was above average to have.