The definition of Other non-interest income is:All non interest income of the bank not required to be reported elsewhere, including (but exclusive to):1.Income and fees from the rental of safe deposit boxes;2.Income and fees from the sale of checks, money orders, cashiers' checks, and travelers' checks; 3.Income and fees from the use of the bank's ATMs;4.Income from performing data processing services for others;5.Earnings on or other increases in the value of the cash surrender value of bank-owned life insurance policies;6.Rent and other income from Real Estate Owned.Alas, using the Statistics on Depository Institutions Report page doesn't provide granularity to see just the Rent and other income from Real Estate Owned.

Statistically, mutual funds are usually unable to consistently outperform when you take into account things like fees and key benchmarks that they should achieve.

Population - 250k in the MSA (metropolitan statistical area)

I put that in bold in the lease.- Tom

Theses are two critical statistics for apartment market selection and investment decisions.

Wow, there is so much BS flying around about this 2% statistical observation.First, it is not a rule.

You being a top producing wholesaler has no bearing on what the average agent would accomplish, statistically, with $7,000 in marketing and countless hours of farming.

The so-called 50% rule (some use 60% if the landlord handles utilities) does have statistical validity over the long term and is a good guideline to use as s first screening filter.

I'm with @Dawn Anastasi I only use after pictures and I useCraigslist generated 50% of callsZillow generated 40% of calls (reports with statistics of page views)Truila generated 10% of calls

There are too many variables to determine any reliable statistical data on the matter.