So many more things too, such as just a simple final year K1 could add a couple hours for a basis calc.I appreciate your opinion and we may be comparing apples to oranges, but just trying to give you and everyone else perspective on what a full, year round service entails and why pricing a return based on the 3 hours of data entry you are referring to is simply inaccurate.

It'll definitely cause some bleeding.Think real recession price wise was Q4 22.I think prices take time to climb back up, not an instant lift.

"A rising tide lifts all boats" but the opposite is also true.

Duplexes in Taylor, Texas (40 min from downtown Austin and less to the Domain, Round Rock, and major employers like Apple, Dell, Samsung, and others) run as low as $150,000. 

I'd be surprised if it is over 10 billion for Amazon & Apple combined.   

However, you shouldn't assume everyone dreams to do dead lifts.

With the eviction suspension going on it will not kick in until the suspension is lifted. 

I'm using Apple's Numbers app because it came with my mac but I'm starting to see that Excel seems to be the standard.

But she hasn’t lifted a finger to get out.

You could probably name comparably appreciated markets on one hand.We take a holistic approach though as you can see, so pure appreciation is not everything.Also, comparing Apples to Apples (California to Oklahoma in your data) its 476% to 424%.