Caused by the seller can still be attached to the property, the buyer doesn’t get to keep the sellers interest rate when they execute the lease option, they have to pay full closing costs and get the new rate, etc. so it’s apples to oranges compared to a subto structure). 

However, the specific comps can vary and its hard to make it a perfect apples to apples comparison. 

They say this can take 30 days, yet I see complaints on BBB and the App Store for Google and Apple where people have not gotten their money back yet even after several months.I have contacted my bank and they said you have 60 days to file a dispute from the date of your DEPOSIT not the time you request the transfer back into your bank. 

Seems like 4 years ago you could buy higher quality product for depressed pricing versus today so somewhat and apples to oranges comparison of the quality of product and area for the price point.I don't do SFR at all but know much better opportunities in better areas 4 years back.

I wonder what I'd be able to do with 3-6 months then.It's sort of like comparing apples to oranges then I'd assume?

I grew up in the family home 1/2 mile from the new apple headquarters and the main roads at the time Stevens Creek BLVD was still gravel in places..

Most of the people of Mexico are so friendly, and of course every country has its bad apples.

Ask them to explain how you're supposed to have a warranty w/o them giving you the receipt.3) Labor Charges: should be defined in your PM contract OR they should present a bid for your approval with labor & materials.Now a couple of thoughts in the PMC's defense:1) If you didn't get a receipt, how did you match the exact same model at Lowe's, so the price of $530 is apples-to-apples?

Ya apples and oranges of what I do and what your looking for..

Granted that's apples and oranges, because the new homes are larger and all in the suburbs, but as long as you can buy an existing home for half the price per square foot than a new construction home I would be careful with expecting peak appreciation.