If none of that works, just use general statistics from your association or NAR, doesn't have to be specific to the house or neighborhood.

Many don’t track this statistic as closely as they should which is why many lenders go under.

If you want to use statistics to craft your policies, then it would be a good idea to learn how statistical analysis works first.

Properties with previous flooding history have statistically higher chances of experiencing it again.Regarding insurance options going forward:Private flood insurance companies will likely be reluctant to cover a property with recent flood damage (typically within the last 10 years)Your best option would probably be the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), which is operated by FEMAThe NFIP may offer more reasonable rates since your property isn't located in a high-risk flood zoneI'd be happy to help you navigate the flood insurance process if you'd like.

Maybe you missed it, but I put it in bold again."

@Keegan Rosett  Welcome to the space and congrats on taking that first bold step!

Statistically women live longer than men and younger people will live longer. 

Those and dental records are the best predictors of default anyways.Now if you pm said, statistically at this price point, 2.6x rent to income 700 credit score has the same probability of late payment and nonpayment as 3x rent to income and 680 or 650 credit score (and showed you the data--I don't know that I would just take this guys word for it) I woud buy that.From your side, you'll have to look at your vacancy risks and determine whether you are going to get what you are asking for in a reasonable time frame. 

Median income is 117k, Median home price is $370kIn Palo Alto,CA, median income is 178k, Median home price is $3,200,000Cleveland median income is 92k btw...So Milwaukee still has long appreciation play that can still be supported by people income, what I don't understand is whether the statistic is accurate, I thought the income in that zip code is only 50k. 

Any return of principal- 10% would be a home run in my opinion.But that too seems statistically unlikely.