If you want a comparison between the two:http://www.crmonline.com.au/how-to-guides/white-papers/sugarcrm-vs-salesforce

Nothing beats a good title company comparison, but this seems to be pretty close. being able to use the app out in the field and pulling up a map view of what has sold in that area that matches what you are doing...well that is basically the definition of "pulling comps".In the end, before you lock in any numbers and contracts, you always want to have the home inspected and valued by a professional, but Homesnap is a great starting point before you start going after a deal, to make sure it actually IS a deal.Hope that helps and is not a 4 month late, already answered question. haha

But, to be conservative in the comparison, let us assume that because of your proximity that you get 50 month extra for doing the PM on the property. 280 + 50 is 330 per month net to you.If (I mean IF.....BIG IF) I've done this correctly and understood everything correctly, you end up ahead by taking the buyout.

Then find out the impact on "Heating/Cooling" line of the sales comparison approach of the Uniform Residential Appraisal Report.

If yours is "far" and the others are "near", then you may be going too far afield to find comparison properties.I'd get a yard sign out there ASAP.

CA/ILL are so far under water that in comparison San Diego 0-Down homeowners who bought in the summer of 2006 are in the chips.

They provide software comparison, demo, price quotes, features and more.

Do the comparison between these alternatives and your current situation.

An appraiser is going to have to find SOMETHING for comparison.

A comparison of multi-unit sale prices values the land in my area at 14k-18k per unit.