What I provided is SOLD median prices from May and Sep, not asking prices or some other speculative data.

Highly speculative and unproven!

Just speculating that would be a factor.

I told him this seemed like a much cleaner solution and wandered why the attorney hadn't recommended this, we speculated perhaps it was because I had told the attorney I might not necessarily be locked into my dad having 25% of every property and that it may depend on our relative cash available for investment at the time of the purchase and that the attorney's solution would make it easier to vary the percentages for each property.

@John RoosterI don't use either for valid REI info but if you want to make money in stocks this is the area my BIL is touting...http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-01-09/pot-shares-rally-21-to-1-700-as-speculators-see-green.htmlNothing like buying (when) HIGH & mellowing out for profits before they go up in 'smoke' like most penny stocks have in the past....

This may well be a great speculative play.

Basing any investment off of technical analysis and not fundamentals is merely a game in speculation and chance.

What we're adding is not complete speculation.

In reality it was mostly the speculators that got hurt.

Well, that's just more of your baseless and speculative accusations at work.