On Sat, 26 Aug 2006 23:09:34 -0700, Jack Allison
wrote:
The price differential depends on a lot of factors Larry. I'm assuming
that you're implying owning is more expensive than renting. In many
(perhaps most) cases, I would agree, it's cheaper to rent.

Goes back to the old saying, "If it flies, floats, or ****s, it's
cheaper to rent than to buy"... Regardless though, if you want to own,
then you just put a higher value on the 'convenience factor' until the
numbers come out the way that you want them to come out... It doesn't
make them right, but you managed to 'justify' owning one of the above
three types of money pits...