I noticed that these statistics are based on Myrtle beach only which has about 37k population and does not include the broader Myrtle beach Metro area which has about 410k population.

Give her some restrictions (certain product line, nothing too bold, and that you can veto her selection if needed).

Also i looked up the crime rate and area statistics.

This is technically correct at present, but there is a vast difference between a statistically unlikely event and a statistically impossible event.

I can't be as bold as I was without my license and I have to conduct myself very carefully for fear of breaking confidentiality, etc. 

Any statistics on which happens more often?

Ive seen the bold colors at Staples, but they're about a buck a piece.

As an interesting observation, it seems that with a sufficiently large post count, it begins to normalize around 10:1 being that influence tends to hover around 10x the post count.Geeky statistics aside, I would give two opinions.On the simple side of things, get rid of it.

Also I don't know of any statistics, but it seems that OP is stating the majority of properties bought as investment properties these days are newbie/ignorant investors.

The index measures three sets of independent monthly data to get a mark on the top improving Metropolitan Statistical Areas.