Are you looking at the suburbs statistics? 

That is when investments can get dangerous.I don't have exact statistics because have been out of MF for awhile but over decades of time annual 1 to 2% rent growth, 50 to 60% opex, and 10% vacancy is more reasonable underwriting. 35% opex can be usually achievable when the property is built brand new for years 1 to 5 or an older property where everything was replaced.

Very impressive and bold to share so much.

While I'd love to know if that statistic is made up (I could actually see it be higher than 90%, frankly), does that mean those 90% have lost?

That's a pretty bold assumption that someone who has a pitbull is automatically selling drugs.

I am interested if you have seen statistics that show this??? 

Seller-financingSearch for the bolded terms here at BP - tons of infoAlso:@Brandon Turner has a new book out on this topic (I haven't read it myself, but I'm given to understand it's quite good)

I was going to waste a bunch of my time posting links to statistical projections by credible sources, but I'll go ahead and leave you to it.

Do you know of any statistics on how often syndicated deals actually perform over time?

I'd say that statistically these two groups account for at least 50% of Americans out there.Let's not stop there -- there is plenty of evidence to indicate that sexism and racism are still rampant by employers: if you're a woman and/or a minority, statistically you will make less money than your white, male counterparts (and this has been proven just based on information provided in resumes without the potential worker ever being present for an interview or work).