The company maintains substantial cash reserves on hand at all times for our investors’ safety .

NOw to be fair in our market this would be quite rare..

Thry are still building out the rest of our neighborhood and still doing the same floor plan we have but it cost $75k more then what we paid for a 3 year old well maintained home. 

Im assuming 99% down would be fairly accurate as that would be a sign that there is a mortgage reported and therefore the 100% equity default isnt in play.

I own a 1 acre property next to a fairly newly built Tractor Supply.Had it up for sale for a 2 years.Had a close sale to Dunkin Donuts but they chose to build around the corner on a larger lot. 

What's most fair here? 

I know that may not be the answer you’re looking for but the only way to truly delve into the numbers and get a fair honest assessment of each property (we all know they’re different) is to take the time to get into the numbers on your own. 

I'm a CPA who does a fair amount of work in the real estate industry and owns multiple residential rental properties as well.

from onset I mean.It depends on the property, and your state-specific fair housing laws...this may not even be an issue.

I’m still fairly new to the podcasts and have only listened to probably 30 or so between the main show and the money show / mostly recent shows.