I understand it only takes a few bad apples to ruin the entire industry, but most of the time the grass is not greener on the other side.  

@Al Williamson  I talked to one young apple engineer .. and he is renting a bed in a house in Cupertino for 1k a month.. he spend many days on the road..

I get text messages from tenants on their iPhones, who drive nice cars and have Direct TV that their rent will be late...

Personal use and trafficking are on totally opposite ends of the spectrum and wouldn't ever be looked at in the same light, that's an "apples to oranges" comparison..

The current appraisal is 2M, by rule of 72, the home will reach 4M (I really do not have any doubt - it will appreciate) as this is in key area near by Apple , Google head quarters.

All it takes is one bad apple to spoil the lot, but one good person working diligently to bring or keep an area up isn't enough.  

I understand apples to apples comparisons, but this isn't one.

Comparing the results of the first group to the results of the second is an apples to oranges comparison.

I manage everything from my iPhone and would like to automate communication, calendars etc but don’t want to keep logging into websites to do it.

The newest model of the iphone/android, the newest tablet, the newest and the list goes on, plus way more ppl are likely financing their late model vehicles than 34 yrs ago when more ppl simply made do with the vehicle they could actually afford to own than finance.