Also, I thought property taxes in Texas were high, but Atlanta seems off the charts, at least according to Zillow. ??

@JJ Conway again welcome to BP and congratulations on not giving up and charting your own course in real estate.  

If you're not the super social type then just come introduce yourself to me (my red hair is fairly obvious) and I can get you started.Welcome to BP!

This type of economic data is always lagging and there's always some random stat/chart/graph from FRED that will paint a scary picture.

@Travis Sperr - take that chart and adjust it for inflation :)...an old post...but it provides perspective...http://www.denverrealestatewatch.com/2010/01/09/in......a more recent posthttp://www.denverrealestatewatch.com/2015/06/30/ca...

You are splitting hairs just to save a few bucks off for tax deductions in my opinion. 

It does look like the new one is a hair higher than the old one in the installed picture there.

"Technical analysis" is just charting and will be wrong fairly often.

But one thing's for sure when you start getting financial investment advice from your hair dresser and shoe shine man it's time to put your money into cash and sit on the sidelines.

There are all kinds of charts online for beams and how much they carry.