I believe @Scott Trench has compiled some good statistics on rents in the Denver metro area, perhaps he can chime in?

Statistically 1 in 3 in this thread would go broke within 5 years.

I would ask myself, is there any statistics that can tell me how what percentage graduates of this program actually had made money from the knowledge gained from the program other than the founders?

I studied finance/statistics in school and also took the real estate classes my school offered.

Both has tenant screening and I posted in my listing clearly to apply first followed by touring after shortlisting potential prospects. 7 days listed, 50 application till now, 7+ applicant are prospects, 4 weeks I have before tour, as of today there are 7 homes available in the market for roughly same moving date (first week of July).Given this above statistics, there are few applicants they are personally emailing me. 

So its as I say statistically impossible not to deal with some sort of default.  

This year I hope to take first steps more quickly and with more boldness.

I have checked the statistics, it looks promising. 

The goal is obviously to show, after the experiment is over, that showing or hiding pics doesn't make a statistically significant difference, that Airbnb isn't racist, oh no, not us! 

Entry level salary for an Aerospace Engineer is much higher than entry level loan officer, just based on salary statistics.