Others opinions are of little to no value in comparison to your own.Do you enjoy being a landlord, do you know if you are making any money off of the property, do you need the cash flow, is the responsibility worth the cash flow etc.

I've had both and there is no comparison to running your own ship, and dealing with a bunch of yahoos on a HOA board, voting in a bunch of increases to the dues for their own agendas.

It only makes your rent seem higher in comparison to other places.

One is comparison to market rents.

From a prospect's perspective, we're seeing more and more about these sites across most media channels and likely to view these sites as well for comparison.

@Jonathan Steiger I did a brief Google search after reading your post and came to the same 203K comparison conclusion you did.

This is why I was making the lottery comparison.

I think the comparison should be more to those that pay $15,000+ to gurus/educators, and us.Otherwise, I agree, it is not fair to compare the average Joe interested in REI to the serious and committed business owner that joins our system.But, heck, I also don't know many other people that have bought over 1,000 houses like me either...

If you are hoping to sell, put your selling shoes on and find a way to justify a high value -- that could be based on cap rate or based on comparison to local single family houses. 

Now I don't expect that's going to do it for you  so here.https://epic.org/privacy/ssn/testimony_0501.htmlI really have difficulty making comparisons between the UK and the US because we are so different.