Wouldn't it be like apples to oranges?

It is state law in IL that if you do for one appl. you MUST do for all - best check your state law!

Hello Everyone,Heard a sales pitch from a local sales agent about the apple REITs.

That by and large, a successful short sale close price will be higher than that of its apples to apples comparision.There are ebbs and flows where certain strategies will have advantages over other strategies.

It doesn't smudge like stainless and also holds magnets (unlike real stainless).GE and Kenmore are the type big appliance manufacturers that make it, and they usually use it in their lower-end lines (for example, GE uses it in their Hotpoint line, which is their low-end appliances).As a non-design type person, I can't tell the difference, though wife can...and she actually thinks the faux stuff is just as nice as the real thing.Regardless, when you're purchasing, just ask for the low-end stainless...doesn't really matter if it's the real stuff or not, though the faux stuff tends to be cheaper...

Because you are comparing apples and oranges.

bad apples that stunk this up for everyone else.

I'm not saying there aren't bad apples out there, there are, but that applies to just about anything in life.One should do their homework before getting involved with another entity.

Everyone's financing is different so it is a good apples-to-apples comparison for income property if the NOI is calculated properly....which it generally is not.

I thought maybe something changed in the HTML coding and I was going to have to wait until Apple released an updated Safari.