The investor would have to bring in the tax numbers into the calculation on an individualistic basis to help the make comparison truly valid in an opportunity cost scenario.

I did quite a bit of price comparisons and got a really good commercial liability rate.

There are specific threads for that comparison and it is my understanding that if you want to start a new topic you should start a new thread so people looking for what you have to say can find it.

I have great property with seller finiancing, the zoning works, and the market is there - but I haven't been able to but the initial cash together for building the first house.As far as manufactured homes - I don't think there is any comparison and the market is completely different.

Seems it would be good to always have a waiting list or pipeline to provide potential liquidity to your current investors.Obviously comparisons to equity market volatility and low bond/CD yields are your chief selling point, and are compelling.Very simple really.

A final comparison, typically a foreclosure defense attorney is going to charge a little more than $2,500 for his time and effort.

Sorry, I wasn't clear on that, my comparison is assuming >1 member.

(use the TILA - Truth In Lending Act) which shows you the APR for your loan, this is inclusive of fees and charges and is designed to provide the consumer with a comparison tool.

Are call around and get quotes on the repairs that have been done; for comparison of what he is charging you.

., but it's pretty much all anecdotal....looking for hard figures and specifics regarding comparison of providers.Thanks again