(Can't give all our info away)..... once again sticking finger into pie after pie mixing apples and cherries however they see fit.

Do one task at a time in each app so you can compare apples to apples.Load a property with pictures and details.Market that property.See what your marketing looks like from the public's perspective.Submit a fake application to see how easy the process is.

Assuming both have equal operating expenses and equal cost of goods sold, and both use the exact same ingredients (all of this for an apples to apples comparison), and both have a net profit of $.50 per cup, the IRA coffe shop can charge $1.90 per cup because it does not incur any income taxes, therefore all profits are gained, whereas, the standard owner coffee shop must pay income taxes based on the $.50 per cup net income.In such a scenario, the IRA biz would gain an advantage over all other standard owner coffee shops.

It's an apples and oranges comparison.

This will always result in conflict and uncertainty, because were measuring apples too hand-grenades. 

Perhaps, in the very distant future but San Antonio is still in TX, a state with very landlord-friendly laws, which indirectly affects rent growth, so I'm not quite sure it is an apples-to-apples comparison unless I'm not following your point.

If Johnny has 10 apples, and 20 people want apples, how low will the price of Johnnys apples go?

Then there is both as related to the actual cost paid (related to LTV).The Midwest will typically have higher initial cash flow regardless of if it is based on initial value or actual cost if compared apples to apples (i.e. both finance at similar LTV). 

So, offering them to just anyone and everyone will slow down our operation so unfortunately just freely offering our resources isn't feasible.Not comparing us to Apple haha but if someone wanted to build an iPhone themselves, I doubt Apple would give them contact details to their supplier in China or bank contacts in Ireland to avoid US taxes lol 

Gee, the apple didn't fall far from that tree, did it?