Just make sure you are comparing apples to apples.

Seems like it's apples and oranges; still fruit, but with a different taste.:)

It's an app you can find on Google Play app store for Android phones (I'm sure it's available on the Apple app store, too) that basically adds a second phone number to your existing cell phone that you can text, talk, and set up a seperate voicemail from.

I'm interested in making it available for free here, but if it gets good enough, I might spring for the license from Apple and compile it for the App store.

I’m a 20 year old real estate agent in NYC. I focus on rentals and sales all across manhattan. I love real estate and opportunities are everywhere but my main goal is to be a real estate investor

I also compare all properties using the same values to get an apples to apples comparison.

I did an apples-to-apples comparison to make sure I was getting the exact same unit as the higher quotes.

Shannon,  You are not comparing apples to oranges.  

So, even though it's all technically San Antonio, it's really not always apples to apples to look at long term appreciation potential for the city as a whole.Good rule of thumb - if you want appreciation, aim for areas in demand that have a finite amount of land available and you should do well. 

I'll also build up a portfolio of cashflow properties.That said....I can't shake the notion that the market is so low right now and acquiring some cash flow properties now is probably the best investment anyone could make (yep even better than Apple).