Crime statistics for a neighborhood, school districts, property tax rates, etc. can fit under this as well.

Consider that the cost to install many items - tile, carpet, cabinets or toilets to name a few - is independent of the price of the item.

See: http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f990t.pdf I don't have the audit statistic on hand, but again, it is about the average hovering just over 1%.The dangers of it are so extreme that I cannot help but express not to do it for anyone considering this.

The GSEs, for sure, have a wealth of statistical information and from their data tables, it is pretty easy to get short term (12 to 18 month) trends.

I've decided to take whatever steps I currently can to become financially independent and grow a business so I don't have to work in a conventional office.

Interesting statistics in that article.

A are adviced by this agreement to perform own research about C and the business opportunity, get advice from independent third party to confirm that it is a good legitimate business opportunity, A acknowledge that B not can be held privately or professionally responsible for investments, business, economical, financial, legal, or other A have given, or C received. if A and C decides to do prosecution, lawsuits, economical/financial claims or other towards eachother this is a matter between A and C, not B.

Do you have drunk driving statistics from during Prohibition?

This is particularly valuable, because by accessing the MLS, an agent can find what similar properties actually rented for, as opposed to the asking rent, as well as other useful statistics such as days on market (DOM).Once you've got a good estimate, multiply by 12 to get your hypothetical maximum income, or gross rent (this assumes no vacancy - yet).Now you've got to figure out expenses.

A plumber who has a few helpers, none of whom are owners (members)... or a real estate brokerage where all the 'help' are independent contractors.