With only about 7 miles width and depth, coupled with tight city coding, the city does not have enough units to satisfy demand to live here.In addition, the social media bubble on top of explosive growth from companies such as Apple and Google has created a situation where many newly wealthy holders of stock options in said concerns are able to bid up the price of properties beyond long term value.

One bad apple, does not spoil the barrel.

She said the upstairs neighbor was throwing magnets on her steps.

You cannot compare investing in an REIT to investing in a SFR yourself, that is apples and oranges.If you want to compare one SFR that you invest in to one SFR that an REIT invests in, the knowledgeable investor will have a higher return, ON THAT ONE HOUSE.

No, apples and oranges.

That is like claiming that someone needs to work at Apple to comment on which direction the stock will move.

BTW, I suggest if you're going to run any board meeting that what might impress any attorney seeking dirt to have your corporation disqualified, is to follow Robert's Rules For Meetings, as closely as you can.It's been awhile since I conducted meetings, but your minutes should follow the outline, if you do so, it will be harder for any attorney to upset your apple cart, in fact, some states require meetings to be conducted by such outlines!

As for your apps I actually wrote a blog post about some of my favorite Apple appshttp://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2012/10/18/boost-real-estate-productivity-iphone-applications/Also, there was a running thread that mentioned some great Apps:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/56/topics/68351-just-got-an-iphone-app-recommendationsAgain, welcome to BP.

I know that's apples and oranges, but hopefully it'll give some perspective.

Although this could be due in part to my lack of insurance understanding and possibly not comparing apples-to-apples.