At the same time you can apply this logic to everything you do during a rehab and you can spend your life at the planning department drawing up plans on a scratch paper to show them how you are going to remove or build a wall.

It's logical.

That's some twisted logic!

I'm not following the logic.

He has already put 2 holes in the wall....I'm a logical person...and so here are the alternatives as I see them...a) call the cops on the kid.

Don't know if i agree, but that type logic sure got me off the fence.

If that's the case, it isn't relevant to the new landlords on this forum, unless they are starting with hundreds of units.Wait a sec, Mike...I hate to use logic in a debate, but...You said in an earlier post that the more units owned, the *more* likely the trends would be towards the average.Above you say that the more units owned, the *less* likely the trends would be towards the average.Yes, I realize you were speaking of two different phenomena (law of large numbers vs economies of scale), but you can't argue both sides in the same argument, which you clearly are.So, which is it?

Are there any markets that defy this logic where rent is more than what it would cost to own a home?

There's some faulty logic here.

Rent and Sales should follow the same logic as each other.