Even after factoring in those "horror stories" they pale in comparison to the ones from my landlording days!

Reading all of your accumulated knowledge is fantastic, but it truly pales in comparison to hands on experience.

To me not being able to evict in this crisis for a few months while not good of course.. pales in comparison to other risks that are related to real estate..

I used to help manage large exterior scopes in new build construction ($20 million in exterior scope) and the work I do now pales in comparison to that, but I can focus more on real estate and develop relationships with smaller scale contractors.

While i'm sure some brokers "may" run into this same issue im confident it pales in comparison to that of a wholesaler.

Do I have market appreciation in KC, yes, but it pales in comparison to the market appreciation I get in CA. 

But if you buy property you intend to use for investment and then later change your intent then that is perfectly fine.This is where everything turns "a whiter shade of Pale" to borrow a line from Procol Harum. 

But, all of this pales in comparison to the biggest hit by far, from lost productivity as parents juggle work and child care.

Those transfer tax rates pale in comparison to the state of PA.

That extra 50 a month you think you might be getting will pale in comparison to lost rent and damage to the unit before you get them out.