I'm having trouble finding comps to estimate ARV for my potential house because no other houses have this view/water area and there are few other ranch houses in this city.Does anyone know a source/website where I can see the sold prices for houses on just Smith Street so I can compare apples to apples?

We just have to compare apples with apples.

I've never heard any of my lenders mention anything more than 1 month up front reserve for the tax escrow.Are we comparing apples to apples;  MFU 5+ commercial loans?

Hi Everyone,We are newbies to BP Pro from the Big Apple and the niche we would like to know  about flipping houses and more about buy and hold.

Austin is getting some big Apple action too.

If it makes you feel better you can run a computation of your planned purchase and estimate 20% down and then recalculate your amortization if you want to compare apples to apples. 

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It just feels like Apple stock at it's height to me.  

Without including any of the other important advantages of using the land for storage and some tax benefits, a really smart Wall Street investor could have just invested 70K in Apple stock and done about as well over a 4-year period. 

To compare this market to SF is like apples and oranges.