Also I was trying to get my own comps on an older 3/2 ranch,but most the properties around it were newer or larger.Whats the best way to compare oranges to apples for lack of better words.

They also give you a list of questions to ask the bank when you are qualifying which product is best for you (so you can compare apples to apples). 

I also have big magnetic stickers on both my vehicle doors for advertising, it's also on my dump truck and on my maintenance guys truck.The fellow who posted above ^^^ might be right.

Make sure you get a formal term sheet to compare apples to apples, don't accept soft quotes. 5.

Comparing Verizon (one of a handful of cell phone providers) and a PM company, which is ridiculously competitive industry, is comparing an apple to an orange.

It’s been established we can’t compare everyone’s answers apples to apples.

It's apples to oranges, not a great comparison. 

This being said, you'll get the bad apples, as you'd get anywhere else.

Last time I checked, their pricing (for the large 2-sided full-color PC) was still pretty competitive:Postcard printing .14 (for 7 DAY turnaround)Processing for mailing .07 ($175 fee divided by 2,500 pieces)Standard postage .28-------------------------------------------------------------------.49 per piece total (Does not include mailing list)So, that's comparing old-school static printing to the new-tech variable printing (apples to oranges comparison), but you get the idea.P.S.

You can check Apple or Google maps to get an idea of available parking spots.