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.

However, it is a good thing that, in your picture, you look a little bit pale.

I think that pales in comparison to the potential return on investments one can get through the methods you can learn throughout Biggerpockets.      

For me the 15 days lost rent pales when compared to the other costs.An 8% vacancy rate means each unit will be vacant 1 month out of the year on average.

But, the MLS (and any FSBO marketing) pales in comparison to working with an agent who has a strong network, a great reputation and the ability to market your properties.In my opinion, you have two choices:1.

I guess if looking at a full report saved you from renting to a tenant that trashed the place and got 2 months free rent the annual hundreds of dollars in phone cost would pale in comparison.