I shouldn’t have to get legalistic in disclaiming everything as “in an apples to apples scenario”.

Or Apple?

A colloquial expression of false equivalency is "comparing apples and oranges".If one of the causes of death you listed was a highly infectious virus that is brand new to the human population, that we have no vaccine for, that was spreading at a rapid rate with death rates nearly doubling every day in hot spot areas, then it would be comparable.

**Investing with an IRA is a totally different tax paradigm, and making this comparison between a given asset (in this case real estate) in after-tax and retirement realms is an apples and oranges scenario.  

@Gilbert Dominguez You’re confusing apples with oranges a little bit here.  

Not only will their math be based on an apples-to-oranges comparison, but you can do this yourself for free.

Naturally, a lot of us are going to be concerned about the No-Doc Loans getting too big of a bite at the Apple because too many Investors are unwilling to discipline themselves enough to not get in trouble with it.I'll do a little research and let you know what I come up with.All the Best!

With zip 30028 in GA, I will positive cash flow but then the key lies in whether Forsyth County, GA can ever grow and appreciate as fast as Austin, TX (with the likes of Metro-train to downtown Austin), Samsung, Apple, all IT firms in there. 

You'll see some good data but it may not apply to your property (the reverse is true as well).  2) The use of "A, B, C" neighborhoods isn't always an apples to apples conversation.  

There is also Zelle, Venmo, Apple Pay, etc.