I think it’s just an audio note in an iPhone.

This will allow apples to apples comparison because everyone is biding on the exact about of piers needed.

I've never had a problem with any of my tenants in my single family condos which are located in Los Angeles, but that is obviously not an apples to apples comparison.

They are like apples and monkeys.

The cost structure really isn’t apples-to-apples with other real estate endeavors.That said, what I have heard with a lot of VR markets is that you get a lot of turnover at the 5-year mark.

To compare apples to apples, each deal should be evaluated independent of potential financing.  

If you wouldn't have your flip contractor work on your home, then your spreadsheet is useless for renovation anyway and you would just be comparing apples to oranges.

you need to compare apples to apples.. unless your looking at turn key inventory and then homes on the MLS  ( not Zillow or truila)  that is what you need to look at.most turn key homes by reputable companies will be extensively rehabbed .. were MLS homes from a homeowner that has lived there 20 years may have 20 year old mechanicals roof etc..

It is a great city for Investors as typically the buy-in is more conducive than other larger cities.Here in Pittsburgh new investments by Google, Apple, Facebook and Autodesk is a true testament to the growing infrastructure here.

My background is mostly focused on day trading/swing trading big and mis size companies such as amd, apple, Coca cola, CenturyLink, gw pharmaceuticals etc.