. $70 monthly (IO) so as long as you can get $70 more for the larger of the two, you will be fine.Also, the larger house needs less repairs according to your figures and is newer (better resale value down the road & possible less capital expenses).In the end, it is a personal decision you must decide and above are only my observations.

Like every large organization, there are the bad apples.

My I/O loan is for 10 years.

Comparing those types of properties with residential is comparing apples to oranges.C'mon, the newbies that you market properties to might believe that, but I certainly don't.

Talking the original Apple?

I think Tim is comparing apples to oranges.An e-mail list is more than likely garnered by culling the e-mails you have, meeting people and exchanging business cards, and what you get on your own website.

It seem that there are more and more people coming down from the big apple all the time.

Worked in Corporate America for companies including, Apple, IBM, Intel, Fidelity Investments, DST Systems and several others.

They stay on top of the market, they are constantly educating themselves by taking classes, reading books, attending seminars and they are open to all sorts of creative deals.Are there some bad apples out there?

However, I usually analyze all deals with a 30 year term so that I'm comparing apples to apples.