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.

We must position ourselves as money magnets so that people invest money with us directly instead of donating it to banks (at 1.75% ROI) and Wall Street (free money, no guarantee) which make it available to us.

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.

Check out this wireless lighting control called Hue, by Phillips.You can basically create a lighting system just by installing new bulbs and setting up scenes on a free app.They sell them at the apple store. $200 for the starter kit which includes 3 bulbs and the wireless bridge, and $60 each additional bulb. 50 bulbs per wireless bridge.You can do some cool stuff relatively inexpensive.Not trying to spam you, I have no affiliation I just think there cool.

Compare apples to apples.