Irrespective of rates, too.

They both may be viable alternatives for a buyer in that market area, hence they may both be comps.So, the appraiser may've used more similar comps in different zip codes, then dissimilar comps from the same zip code, but they may all be in the same market area.And if you are saying the same subdivision has properties in different zip codes, then it may well be that the comps in the same subdivision are more comparable than the comps in a different subdivision, irrespective of their zip codes.

(Intent) And for clarification purposes, capital gains tax is up to 20% currently...plus 25% tax on recapture of cost recovery (depreciation)...plus, 3.8% Obamacare bump if income amount is large enough.I believe flipping is always taxed as ordinary income as it is considered stock in trade, irrespective of the holding period and amount of rehab. 

Part of the demands include rent control and "de-gentrification" of neighborhoodsI'm looking at this from a purely business perspective, irrespective of politics or ideals. 

By that I mean it's supposed to be a "clean" calculation that reflects how a property is performing on an ongoing basis irrespective of how it's capitalized or whether you had to replace a $7,000 AC unit last month. 

The fist thing we are taught is on the offer to write "Your Name and/or Assigns" - however, this doesn't matter as the language allowing the seller to void your assignment controls irrespective of whether you write "and/or assigns." 

Irrespective of whether you put down the downpayment - which I understand would be substantial - you are hindering the person's ability to leverage for something elsewhere; who would do that?

You hit it on the head for the major repairs since I had to fix my roof (irrespective of whether I sold it or rented it this had to be done) 2 years ago and that year it was negative but other than that its been net positive even including taxes, insurance, expenses and  debt repayment.

I found the home via For Sale By Owner advertisement.What do you gurus say about the numbers--assuming $2200 per month and basic cost of maintenance, what kind of price should I pay today if I expect to get 5% on my money per year irrespective of property appreciation?

See what deals they can provide for you and then examine them as deals irrespective of cities, but very respective of areas of town.