The "price" is how much something costs, the "value" is a relative measure to each individual, based on multiple factors, including intangibles.

Look, this is real estate, every transaction is measured in hundreds of thousands not hundreds so screw-ups, they come with a lot of 0's behind them.

So you and Rick can go threaten someone else.So since we want to measure wang's here and get all aggressive on this topic, I will simply layout how this works, from someone who has been a part of doing thousands of flips across a multitude of states, countless municipalities, and operated fund level portfolios. 

The main issue is that my driveway, which measures approximately 27x30, is in poor condition with noticeable cracks and significant indentations in the asphalt.

That’s 2.3x the return of the S&P500 when measured in dollars today.The ComparisonWould you rather have $38k today or $90k today?

*The 30yr mortgage was at 5.78% last week measured by the FED, which looks at the weekly avg.

“They are very close to where Zillow was in its worst moments.”Opendoor’s performance —as measured by the prices at which it bought and sold properties — was even worse in key markets such as Los Angeles, where the company lost money on 55% of sales, and Phoenix, where the share was 76%.

But now, today, we have noobs galore taking a snippet of info and assuming an entire narrative from it, empowered by novice agents galore with experience measured in weeks or months.

You can't measure risk with an outright tool like you can in equities, you can with just the note you're paying and dependence on 3rd parties to fund the real estate for you.

Rich is just a measure of what you earn in a given period of time- per month, quarter, year.