If you want to compare apples to apples, make sure you have your own excel spreadsheet.

This makes for an apple-to-apple comparison.However, in the final analysis, you'll want to look at your bottom line, which should include cost of financing.

@Manch Hon  1- I'm not sure candlestick park area is more expensive than DC (apples for apples, i.e. new condos). 2- I prefer that to DC personally.

But if it's someone who might be an additional screening implement to use to weed out bad apples.

Hmmm, comparison of apples to oranges.

I just replaced furnace in one+ brand new gas line and insulation and a couple new windows. 1st duplex done 3 more to go. lol In addition to that Im going to next week or 2 after start working up some empty lots I bought to do an apple, pear orchard.

For every rotten apple like New Western, there are at least 2 with high integrity like Carlos, Stinson or Jon Klaus just to name a few.Put another way to the OP and all of BP nation: If you live elsewhere and want to do a DFW deal, find or make some solid BP colleagues to help you out.

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Compare apples to apples.

Other people know the good ones and the bad apples, and will frequently tell you who is who.