It is a little more in-depth than say something I would publish as a regular blog post and has lots of links to other data so you can connect deeper.  

We looked at some data showing real estate following the stock market by a couple years. 

And also think about book like The Millionaire Next Door that debunk myths about wealth in the US (a bit dated, but the book's data tells us someone like a landlord in the old pickup in overalls mowing the lawn at the duplexes may be your high net worth person in America; not the flashy professional investor guy in the high end luxury sedan with a Rolex).....

I'm pretty sure my data is wrong but I can't seem to figure what it is.

Just trying to ensure I am not leaving any stone untouched.Thanks, I hope everyone has a great day!

You might want to consider San Marcos, too.I'm not sure if you're familiar with the Texas A&M Real Estate Center, but it has all sorts of great data and articles about Texas cities and towns.

All that being said, I tend to prefer to look at the actual cash sales data in the MLS or tax records versus going off of what people tell me.

to make it simple this is my data:-monthly income: $4000+over time every check/work m-s, 4am-3pm+-2years in the same job.

Are there expenses you can cut now like cable, data plans on phones, etc to preserve your cash?  

This will ensure you are covered.