I find it humorous to read comments from those that choose to ignore documented statistics to support a weak argument in the defence of something they are primarily emotional about.Statistically pits have a documented history of attacks.

I was sent a packet that included statistics on the markets they operate in, local economic stats, demographic analysis, stats on their vacancy rates, and some background on the MI.

As a coach, when I was deciding whether to send or hold a runner rounding third base, I was aggressive. if the defense had to make a perfect play to throw the runner out, I would make them make the perfect play, as I was a finance major and I knew statistically I had a better chance of them screwing something up and my guy scoring than I did them making the perfect play.

I am sure if there were statistics of people who became successful after reading that book or that course is probably low. 

What are the statistics from Zillow (views, saved)?

I have heard those statistics and believe that I will find what I'm looking for.

Not really statistically significant to be honest.

Rent growth and vacancy rates were fairly easy to underwrite to, as there are several providers of forecasts for those statistics by economists.Now, things have changed. 

I most disagreed with the hostile environment being a big impact as we have near nation low delinquency and eviction and some of the best tenants statistically of any large city market.  

There are a lot of boomers out there.I know that people are moving out of some areas of the bay area and into areas like Sacramento and the surrounding areas for quality of living reasons.It would be interesting to see statistics but, I think that boomers would be pretty high on the group who has left or will be.