That is a complete BS speculation game, buying apple hoping it will go up in value and at some day you sell and profit.... if rental housing was like that would you ever do it?

You are comparing apples and oranges right now.

It's different if you have a track record with an existing lender versus a new person buying their first type of property for that asset class.That's apples and oranges.Non-recourse everything usually costs more to finance.If the deal is purchase right you do not need non-recourse.Back when they were financing anything with the boom then yes of course if you are only paying slightly more and can hand back the keys with any problems you would take it as a buyer.Now they want all of these things (amount down,bad boy clauses,etc.) that make it a moot point.Eric I wouldn't put your dad on the hook for this especially in a bad area.My father has been dead for years from a car accident.Your relationship being damaged is not worth any monetary gain.If you were going to consider doing this I would choose a nicer area with less risk.

I did have an iWeb website, but it was discontinued when Apple decided to do away with iWeb this summer.Jay is located overseas (I think Ukraine?)

In other words how would Steve Jobs have made Apple so successful if he shared his ideas with many potential ambitious entrepreneurs?

Apples and oranges.David C.

As for power poles, if they're large hydroelectric lines, I'd definitely be concerned because of the electro magnetic field.

In one appraiser was comparing a trashed out bank foreclosure to a property that just recently had a full rehab like it was an apple to apple comparison.

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I love both Apple and Windows products, but neither one is "superior" to the other one, each has their specialty.I cannot say the difference between Windows 7 and Windows 8, I am still on XP typing this.