You can lead a horse to water....

Best to get the actual expenses and charges from the horse's mouth than off forums.Oh yes, I bet Joel can beat this one to death with endless possibilities. :)

Flogging a dead horse in my opinion.  

This is putting the cart before the horse.

I also wouldn't worry too much about  having some 'dead' equity right now either - that might actually be the breathing room needed later.And tof beat the dead horse some more: your expenses now are pretty much zero, which is what we would all expect.

My guys love it, they can shoot 8 gallons at a time and mix big horse trofts and then pour it into the big hopper to spray.But the sprayer does sit a lot as kd and popcorn aren't as popular as they were in the 80s.

If you are capital-constrained and need to place your money on the absolute best horse running you probably can't play ball in the best investments.

The good news is that the US is the nicest looking horse in the glue shop.

One is a high end efficient system that cost $12,500 to install, the other is a mid-range work horse that cost $7,500. 

That throws many ratio metrics out of whack.You better pick the right horse if you're going to play in this race - since all the numbers are super-sized, any errors are magnified compared to the $100k house market.