Those who want to stay in their house may have a good chance.It will be easy to predict a foreclosure wave, because filed foreclosures are public record and these published statistics are readily available.

There is plenty of enough published information on these GC lopsided syndications to know whats up.

Just kidding, bad joke. you absolutely cannot use current trackers' stats to come up with a mortality rate. according to newer studies that are getting published, reported cases are way, way understated: https://www.sciencemag.org/new...https://www.cbsnews.com/news/n...

Here are a few I keep going back to: city-data.com fred.stlouisfed.orgbestplaces.netcensus.gov/dataCostar is good if you have someone that can pull data for you...A lot of commercial brokerages will also publish reports for regions or specific cities...Best ever though is Google. 

Then there is all those people your saying will loose there homes, are you saying Publishers CLearingHouse is going to hand out millions of homes?

But this fact bears no consequence on whether or not the tenant: A: Qualifyies for the propertyB: Wants the propertyStay focused on what matters & always publish your criteria.

If it's approved by YouTube it's going to get shot back to Morris who will be given 10 business days to provide them with a court order banning me from publishing the video.

BP is publishing it...maybe I should have goal #4: Be the top-selling book on BP! 

That said, many of the books out there were published before the crash of '07/'08.

So many times evictions show up that the tenant never told you about and didn't give you that address.They sell a criminal check for an additional cost, but my state publishes criminal records online for free.