I'm just starting out in my REI journey and I'm wondering where to go to get statistics on the city/area that I'm interested in.  

I can be overly thorough sometimes so I calculated the expectation of loss based on national statistics regarding type, frequency, and severity (average payout) of claims.

Many don’t track this statistic.

I'd like to see those stats individually or cumulatively, I think that would be a very interesting statistic. 

Yes, it could be called sexist saying women are just better at PM then men, it's also a statistical fact and truth.

@Jordan LefkowitzI would look at the website city-data.com, it has a lot of very useful statistics that I have used for analyzing different markets.

What are some specific statistics to look for in a good market to buy rental property?

Try to request the death certificate at your county Viatical Statistics Dept.Whomever filed it out will be your first point of contact.

Choose 1 and commit to it, otherwise, statistically you won't get very far with any of them.

.), geographic considerations (population in the 3 and 5 mile, population growth, rent, occupancy, and cap rate comps, crime statistics, traffic count), sponsor/general partner track record and expertise, asset class considerations (it is possible to invest in an asset class with a small amount of equity that you may have no experience in), master lease, exit strategy (you do not get to control the exit, the general sponsor will trigger the exit based on their goals and objectives).The other thing to consider is that sponsors will sell equity on a first come first serve basis.