This is expected to change fairly soon as larger projects, including Apple's 2.8 million square foot "spaceship" campus, are set to be completed.Although office vacancy rates for newer buildings, like in San Francisco, are expected to rise, vacancy rates for older, vintage buildings may double in cities, like Denver.Click here to read the full report

I'm guessing up 15-20% over what you paid originally is your replacement cost for apples to apples comparison of new product.

Too bad the only apple product I have is my iPad and it appears that app is only available for iPhones!

Some people like apples, some like oranges.

@Perry IvyWe have a few converted older properties (Second Empire / Victorian) in which panels were placed in kitchens, hallways and living rooms at the time the building was converted (or when the electrical was updated).One of the things we do in these cases is install a chalkboard/whiteboard/corkboard over them - a plywood box 1 - 2" deep with a  piano hinged door (which is the chalkboard/whiteboard/corkboard).You can purchase both magnetic primer and chalkboard or whiteboard paint ... a little pricy, but a little goes a long way.  

I think we are still talking about apples and oranges.

So, I always recommend (for everyone) to offer a Home Seller's Guide as your lead generation magnet to get potential home seller's to raise their hands.

The question is: Should I focus more on school (both mentally and financially) and hope to gain an internship down the road or should I "bite the apple" and hope for the best while attending to both RE and my degree?

Life is definitely a magnet.  

The rental market is very active and the prices compared to the NYC metropolitan marketplace makes the Pocono's a magnet.