I think in general with these weekend episodes, it is likely we will see more variation in how episodes are received by our audience as we bring on a more diverse range of guests from non-real estate backgrounds.

@Will Gaston @Todd Dexheimer @Ori Skloot @Reece Iovine @Marilyn SavageThankyou all.I posted variations of this question on several BP forums. none of the responses have been as comprehensive and grounded as you have all contributed.

As an example of the variation, there are three high schools in the Independence school district, and GreatSchools rates them at 2, 4, and 5 (out of 10).The Independence city government is nearly broke; they aren't as bad off as KCMO is, but they TIFd a bunch of new retail properties just in time for the End of Retail As We Know It (tm). 

Within the MSA there is a ton of variation in strategies, price points, rent values, LT legislation, etc.

I asked a couple local real estate agents who also didn't have a great idea.I understand that there will be a lot of case-by-case variation based on things like deferred maintenance, tenant quality, rental trends, financibility, etc.

There is some room for variations, but mostly you'll see the biggest difference come in upfront fees.Many lenders, in fact probably the majority of them, can do loans on properties in other states. 

I have seen so much variation in the treatment of ADU re-financing that it is almost a crap shoot. 

That would be referred to as the market cap, and can be used to determine a property's value using a variation of the math above. 

I do meet other investors that have had their own formulas and it’s always interesting to see the variations.   

A lot of people here (including me, a variation of it) are using the lawyer-vetted leases on BP.