@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.

I invest in a statistically low growth area of NE Ohio.

Statistically speaking guns will not protect your tenants but you would likely attract a more passive tenant base by not allowing guns.

As long as we are looking at spreadsheets to plan our lives and making decisions based on statistics, life will likely become pretty miserable.

When properties sell the same day they are on market......that buyer has been already lined up before the property came to market, and listing it is merely giving the appearance that everyone had a chance at it, or entering for purposes of tracking statistics in the mls.

The Greater Cleveland area is the 28th largest metropolitan statistical area in the U.S. with a population of just over 2 million.

People read into statistics way too much, without really understanding them...

Commercial real estate is usually a leading indicator and there are some troubling signs statistically, and many malls are melting down now.The most important takeaway though is that yeah we may be in a bubble, but if you find a sweet deal and you're not forced to sell it, even if it rents for a tiny bit less during a downturn, who cares?