Any thoughts for someone not a part of the Apple product universe?

That way they're comparing Apples to Apples.Put your Declaration page on here, maybe someone will get it lower for you.$2400/year does seem high, unless you've had Claims.

New signs on the highway are advising that the fine for littering is $6,240.00.Apparently tax revenues are down and the state is going to make up the income somehow.Fines double in construction zones, so you sure don't want to throw an apple core out for the squirrels while you are sitting there stopped by a flagger.

Hi, just because my mom didn't see me take the apple pie, doesn't mean she had to make another one.

SFH should increase in value greater than multifamly in the long run.I'd appreciate input to run an apples to apples comparison.Multi-family values are tied to cashflow.

To follow Jon`s advice I used deluxe version of MichaelBluejay`s Rent vs Buy which is the most comprehensive calculator I have found. http://michaelbluejay.com/house/rentvsbuy.htmlTo do an apples to apples comparison I ran two scenarios. #1 Renting a 3 bed/ 2 bath home vs buying one in the same school district.

I now screen my tenants and I have preventative measures for "bad apples".

...there was one shot when the "flipper" drove in the driveway to "keep on top of" the workers - and on the passenger side door of his SUV was a magnetic sticker that read "wwwhabitationrealtycom".

The listing agent told me the lockbox requires a magnetic striped card to get in.

Hard to get out of there without being drug into buying magnets or more business cards.