That is why they generally cost more.I do agree that there is a lot that can be done to reduce costs, but calling a large software project and the production of military articles apples to apples is inaccurate IMO.

This reduces his net cost and, in the aggregate, reduces rents.Comparing rents to mortgages is an apples and oranges comparison IMO.

A magnetic sign on the door says "Medical Examiner - Transfer Vehicle."

You are mixing Apples and Oranges.

Apples and oranges...Very hypocritical answer, Bryan.

It's not complicated economics or math, look, I will use the example the schools do: Johnny has 10 apples, because Johnny has farmed apples for ever.

On school choice, I forgot to mention that we also have a thriving group of open enrollment magnet schools all across Texas.

Victorville and Apple Valley have good cash flow potential and they have seen a lot of new development over the last 30 years, but I haven't been up there in a long time and don't know what they're like now.

LOL, all that to compare apples and oranges, a defaulted mortgae in receivership, or in the secondary held by FDIC, or a bank in receivership VS. what this was all about, a person walking in to a bank buying a mortgage held, owned by a bank, still on the books which has not been foreclosed on!

I have met/known over a thousand Realtors and a few hundred appraisers, on the average, I'd have to say a Realtor does not hold a candle to a state approved fee appraiser in any professional ethical issue as there are many more bad Realtors than Appraisers (there are bad apples in all professions) and the very best BPO performed by one with only education and experience gained as a Realtor(since these are relatively new in the industry) won't come close to the quality of work of a Certified Apprasier.