Which I don’t feel is apples to apples with the idea that statement that less debt is less risk.

There are absolutely bad apples in the Turnkey business just like any other opportunity.

Yes, we have a farm with all kinds of fruit trees and shrubs (apples, pears, cherries, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, figs), vegetables, goats, chickens, cows and a couple horses.

TV tends to overlook things.You mentioned being in business for a while - that only happens when you understand ALL expenses involved.

Hey Rudy Brown,As long as it's in line with the comps, and I mean you are comparing apples to apples, I don't see why you wouldn't want to pursue further.

Being honest builds credibility.I think the TV show Pawn Stars is a good example of how to do it.

TV shows and movies, I'm really into anime, but beyond that shows like 2 and a Half Men, Shark Tank, NCIS, Tosh.0, Family Guy, The Simpsons, a few fix-up shows (Bar Rescue, Kitchen Nightmares) and very few 'reality TV' shows.

Typical story of a few bad apples...Karen Rittenhouse I believe in NC the option has to be filed at the courthouse doesn't it?

Also those that have rented you should be able to do an apples to apples comparison to your own.Our rental market is like a roller coaster.

It's not quite apples to apples for me this time since my last property was bought in 2010 when the market was a lot less competitive, but *knock on wood*, it's looking like deal-wise this one will be comparable to rental #1 (the duplex), and be better than #2.