I would recommend checking out the Bob Malecki podcast on BP and also the Note MBA podcast on your mobile device (apple and android).  

We use APR so we can compare apples to apples.

Don’t mix apples and oranges.I agree with Jake.

With it being a newer built home, it's hard to get comps that's truly apples to apples.

Make sure you compare apples to apples as they say

None of this matters to you though, just compare apples to apples.

I heard Google and Apple is moving to Durham.

It's apples and oranges to comment from the institutional lending perspective on guys that just want to invest their personal funds and make paper.

I liked the quick multiple quoting process and the detailed question the app asked so you get some apples to apples pricing.I would caution that a few vendors "quote" an on-call visit that they will waive if they get the job so it may appear they only cost $50 or $90 for a $300 job.  

Sometimes appraisers, especially if they are not familiar with the specific neighborhoods, or, if they are from out of town, unknowingly compare apples to brussel sprouts.Anyone active in Fountain Square, Fletcher Place, Holy Cross, Bates Hendricks, Herron Morton or other hot neighborhoods experienced this?