There are always bad apples in every basket, so start looking for an investor friendly one in your neck of the woods.

Apples and oranges.

I read that comparing CA to Tx is not an apples to apples comparison.

It is also building a huge medical research facility and will be hiring more medical than tech in the coming years which is saying a lot with Apple building its billion dollar 2nd campus here. 

If its just spec we usually take about 5 months.. production buys bang them out in  3 to 4 months but build quality is apples and oranges my product to theirs.

If tou Sell apple and buy amazon anyone will have to pay the tax.

Originally posted by @Dennis Patterson: Sadly a few bad apples that started price gouging started this whole mess.

Apple just announced a new campus in North Austin 5k to 15k more jobs!

It's comparing apples to oranges. 

Notice the appreciation for this property has gone up considerably in a little over two years, and I have a roughly $113k mortgage on it, so a good chunk of equity is there.So,Would you hold long-term, accept the costs, and essentially have these big capital expenditures eat up most of the profit I make in 9 years once these inevitable repairs come aroundORWould you sell, take advantage of the rapid equity increase and the timing of the two contracted SFHs, avoiding the upcoming capital expenditures, thereby keeping more cash on the sidelines in case Microsoft and Apple stock nosedive soon (hehe)?