My PF cabin does remarkably well when dollywood is open.

Rather than making a smart remark I'll just say that it's not for everyone.

You only win relative to the long-term averages of the stock market or real estate if gold appreciates on the timeline that you predict, and only if you are remarkably.

You're right and I should clarify my remarks accordingly: IF you intend on maxing out your retirement plan contributions, you'll be subject to the same contribution thresholds for 1 plan.

I only filtered based on list prices of 1.6-1.7, if I were to go thru every listing remark, rental history, or projections then we would have a greater sample size and thus be subject to change.  3.

All remarks that I have read have been great, but what I have learned over the years (in general) that it all depends on you.

No need for snarky remarks, just trying to create a think tank here.

Make sure you read the; remarks in the expired listing (the remarks may give you a clue as to sellers motivation; seller motivate, must sell, short sales, needs work, seller financing, will trade, all offers considered, and look at the DOM - days on market how long as this building been sitting on the retail market, what's the problem (the problem is most all the time it is PRICE!

Thank you for your remark.

Hi Will,Thank you for sharing your market research - I find the analysis very interesting.It is definitely a useful comparison tool.One remark, if you allow: The Employment Growth ratios for Columbia, SC and Springfield, MO look peculiar - you may want to double check your source data for 2016/2017.Great job on putting the file together!