This will let you compare apples to apples as far as interest rates go.  

With all details in hand, there still never seems to be a true apples to apples comparison on which plan is “better”.

This is really apples & oranges because stocks aren't quite the same & notes you would have to reinvest interest which isn't always easy to do efficiently.

Atlanta is an area with a lot of upside, people are moving here all the time whether it's tech companies or even TV/Movie studios (there's been a lot of filming going on around here lately).

Its just part of how we do development.. you cant take the cash flow game and make any sense of these types of transactions .. apples to oranges as it were. for instance I have a 117 acre parcel optioned at 50k an acre.. when it ripens will will be worth over 600k an acre.. and we have 1.5 mil in cash in it so far.. is that a great use for 1.5 mil don't know.. but on top of the delta on the dirt we then build homes for another 5 to 7 years and there is another 50 million in it.. so who knows.. these are small partnerships I put together with those that don't need cash flow and want small investments that have 10X returns over time totally passive.. 

It's apples to oranges as there's no way you can buy a single-family home for as little as you can buy a mobile home.

For every market, you have to compare apples to apples.

It's on a long street name, Apple Valley Road. 

They just base their conclusions on what they hear or see on late night TV.

So if I were you, stick to Brandon Turner's requirements to weed out the bad apples.