25 February 2021 | 46 replies
The typical property we target has the following characteristics:Single familySale price < $400,000Bedrooms: 3 to 4Garage: 2 to 3Stories: 1 or 2Note that while the green area appears homogeneous, in actuality it is more like Swiss cheese.Below you will find the statistics we generate each month.
14 January 2023 | 2904 replies
There are zero statistics that mean anything any more.
20 April 2023 | 34 replies
The mortgage servicer is also out to make a profit on the service that they compete and bid on with other mortgage servicers .There are literally only a handful of notes called due or prosecutions each year that it is statistically insignificant.
1 November 2022 | 17 replies
Term policies are great in the sense of what you pay for, but the statistical average of payout on a term policy is less than 10% meaning that less than 10% of Term Life policies pay a death or living benefit.
12 May 2024 | 33 replies
You can find the statistical data via the major moving companies, and I believe Ken McElroy recommended this site for that purpose: https://www.northamerican.com/....
30 June 2023 | 100 replies
@Christopher SandysI recommend you contact the Lucas County Health Dept - lead paint program and convey your opinion.They will share statistical data and analytical data that will debunk your impression of lead paint exposure.
21 October 2024 | 176 replies
At that LTV, $35k can purchase a RE worth $1m. 7% apr is historically moderate and why home were statistically less affordable in the 1980s.
19 August 2024 | 244 replies
Best wishesAgain, thank you for sharing, but if you think any kind of BULLYING is "good" BULLYING or to be considered "light" BULLYING, then I would urge you to do some research on the statistics and the subject.
15 June 2024 | 15 replies
If you do it right, it’s statistically the best market in the country for cash flow.I cash flow $100k a year off 23 doors and have built a ton of equity in a short amount of time.
21 June 2021 | 134 replies
:-(Lies, damn lies, & statistics. ;-)Unemployment numbers (full employment) are actually an indication that we're likely headed for a recession.