At that LTV, $35k can purchase a RE worth $1m. 7% apr is historically moderate and why home were statistically less affordable in the 1980s.

Statistically speaking, it is very unlikely that you would do this.Another MAJOR factor is that you should review your note for each loan you have closely. 

It'd make little sense for me to share my metrics given that they vary, don't constitute a statistically representative sample and also my knowledge and relationships allow me to get deals that you might not be able to get/find.Hope this is helpful.

Many sites do syndicate MLS data, but it's much more robust for active listings and a large fail for closed statistics.

I give you analogies, and explanations, I even give you statistically measurable numbers and data to back it up.

I suppose it could be a first time in history sort of thing but as far as statistics go the market has always recovered and always went up further than ever before.

Without being a licensed mortgage professional some of these tools would not be available or more likely at the disposal of the marketplace and the 'research' or relationships they've cultivated with statistically limited mortgage experience..even as a professional great mortgage brokers and companies are hard to find...With 65%+ of residential transactions still involving a loans, real estate professionals with expertise in real estate financing will deliver enhanced value to their clients.  

A recent statistic from Banker & Tradesman caught my attention, highlighting a growing concern in the housing market.

This might reduce your overall interest costs and allow you to secure a more attractive rate compared to a traditional 20% down payment scenario.Platforms for State → City → Suburb → Street Analysis:For narrowing down markets, here are some platforms I recommend:Zillow and Realtor.com for broad market data, filtering by city/suburb/street.Roofstock for turnkey rental properties with in-depth neighborhood analysis.Mashvisor for detailed real estate analysis, including cash flow and rental estimates.Redfin and NeighborhoodScout for granular street-level data, crime statistics, school ratings, and property value trends.Once you narrow down to the city level, I agree that leveraging local resources—real estate agents, local investor networks, or property managers—will be key to gaining more granular insights on specific neighborhoods and streets.If you’d like, I can also provide you with a sample DSCR terms sheet to further illustrate potential terms.

His statistics are that if someone will make phone calls 5 hours a day for 90 days they will get a deal.