Not exaggerating.

That concern is widely exaggerated, and I agree with others here who say you should be accessible.More on Google Voice: I use different Google numbers and email addresses for two geographic areas, so my advertising and contact information looks local.

I don't remember what city was in the spotlight as the "bad" city before he took office(I think it was Detroit or New Orleans) because I was so young in 2008 but the news media makes up stories and really exaggerates things out of proportion.

Without exaggeration every time i advertise a unit I get worked over by ESAs and most are college students.

Plus you never know when another deal will come up so you don't want all your eggs in one basket. this is an exaggeration to prove a point, correct?

To say he was tarred and feathered might be an exaggeration.

Yes, and I've also been told by people who work for USPS - including my postmaster - that that is all lies and exaggerations.

The need for an LLC is grossly exaggerated on BiggerPockets and other websites.

I typically only buy notes in my account though since notes are taxed as ordinary incomeI can see a point about depreciation but when you exit a property you pay depreciation recapture tax so I think it’s over exaggerated about losing the benefits of tax deductions as you are not paying taxes on the income anyways.

It lies and it exaggerates and it seduces them into a belief system that keeps them broke by telling them it's A-OK to spend as much as they make, that money's great value is as a means of exchange and not as capital, as investment potential, as power.