Most institutional capital is trying to buy assets in Class A markets that are defensible in a downturn.Has anyone looked at these deals from a sales comp/lease comp perspective?

He was just giving you his advice and trying to compare your relationship to others here as a defense is a sign of fragility.  

You'll need to comply with buyers insurance and defensible fire hardening if there's a lender.

And I am simply asking the above (not being defensive) all opinions welcome here.

On the other hand, a "served by publication" heir could argue the guardian ad litem did not do their job well, the heir should not be foreclosed from claiming the tax sale was void, and they ALWAYS have 3 years after the tax deed date to assert their rights and cannot lose them simply because of a GAL who did not assert the correct defenses on behalf of the unknown or unfound heirs.

The 5% that is way more cautious, defensive, and/or successful in other endeavors to where real estate is a different % of their net worth, can operate in a manner where REI is best.A great asset will always be primo land that's leveraged.

He is definitely more conservative in his advisement, but seems willing to go along with defensible positions that fall within the tax code.

She does terrible work with the listing, didn't care about multiple mistakes we pointed out, acted like we were annoying her by asking simple questions, and became defensive and unprofessional when we called her out on it. 

And everything I’ve read in posts from the Sub To Guys is thought out, ethical, and defensible as solid real estate advice.  

Both of these firms offer cost segregation reports, generated from proprietary software, for $400 apiece, however KBKG offers complementary audit defense while Titan audit defense is extra.