However, not an apples to apples comparison.

It's not "apples to apples".  

But if other housed are selling for 10K less (apples and apples), then you should be able to find one for 100K or less

You're kind of comparing apples and oatmeal if you're pondering both of those.

We've been trying to get Apple to accept it for the past week(s), but the process is very tedious.That said, unfortunately we had to remove links to the podcast and BiggerPockets Blog, as Apple no longer allows links to other websites from apps.  

Alternatively, you can also use "total assessed value", which as we know is not indicative of much in a vacuum, but in regard to neighboring properties, you can compare apples to apples (for the most part). 

While in school studying Finance and Marketing at FGCU (you may of heard of this school given their recent cinderella story) I worked for the Apple Computer Corporation.

The same is true for holding shares of Apple personally as vs within an IRA.When evaluating the investments to make with IRA capital, the decision comes down to what can get you the best mix of risk/reward.  

I plan to read both of them as I have already purchased them both but unsure which one to read first.First - The book on Rental Property InvestingSecond - The book on Flipping Houses.Now I know I can't expect to compare apples to oranges but does one book have more "general" or "common" or "basic" learning material than other?

If not, then you really aren't comparing apples to apples.