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. 

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/.... 

@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. 

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.

If you want an in-depth view I would:- Research government statistics (population growth, median prices, appreciation, etc)- Qualitative research- Go to meetups, talk to investors (you won't find it hard to find someone investing out of state in OH)- Use softwares like rentometer, Vestmap, etc that's what I always say.

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. 

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.

:-(Lies, damn lies, & statistics.  ;-)Unemployment numbers (full employment) are actually an indication that we're likely headed for a recession. 

The statistic is that 90% of the cars on American roads today are financed.

Generally if you look for properties in locations with stronger macro statistics you will see that rents and price points tend to diverge from each other.