It is really hard to compare apples to apples here because seller financing allows you to do more or less whatever terms you and the seller agree to, that could be amortizing over 30 years or it could be interest only over 3 with a balloon at the end, so you can propose different structures to get you where you need to go.

Additionally, in my mind, I say I could put 100k in Apple or Amazon and prob make more without lifting a finger.  

I was hoping for a single source because some sites have some of the cities and the different sites use different years, so I'm not truly comparing apples to apples.

It's and easy monolithic metric to compare your apple to my horse.  

.- A down payment upwards of 15% - *Most beneficial in A or B+ class areas and properties that do not have an ADUHope this helps... best of luck to you on your REI journey and in the Big Apple!

So for him, electronic payment via Zelle is most convenient and cost effective.To complete the story, my wife recently bought Apple watches for herself and me, and it receives programmed notifications via the iPhone to the Apple watch, and I felt a vibration midnight while dozing off in bed, when the notification of the Zelle payment came in.

This way, you can compare apples to apples between different investment vehicles/strategies to see which you do better in.

Lender 2 doesn't want to give me what the numbers look like with a $200K estimated value so its hard compare apples to apples.Why:1.

Why do so many fail, because they are trying to find a tree loaded with golden apples to just walk up to and pluck, which does not exist, vs the reality of being a problem solver. 

Now don't get me wrong the deals in the Austin area are not falling like apples from a tree!