I wish I were exaggerating when I say that the owners/landlords don't care if you're unhappy because someone else is waiting in line behind you, however in most cases this is how it works here.As if everything I wrote about last night weren't enough - note that we do NOT have an MLS or even a National Association of Realtors presence here (NAR exists here but is completely irrelevant).  

I’ve looked at enough wholesale deals at this point that I just assume they’re exaggerating the ARV and using unrealistic comps.

I just paid about 9k for a 4k square foot 2 story 4 unit for a new roof, so I think I exaggerated that for a small single family house. 

After checking the Houston market, I've found that rents are typically only 30% to 50% higher than long-term rental rates, which makes rental arbitrage seem less viable.I'm wondering if these hosts might be exaggerating their profits to sell their expensive courses.

That was a bit of an exaggeration, but it sure felt that way. 

I was going to look in my BP profile to determine exactly when we sold it but my profile no longer shows the entered property records which is unfortunate as it is one way, in addition to votes, that provides some credibility to the investors qualifications (assuming they do not exaggerate their holdings).

That’s why debt & business cycle today are so exaggerated!

Of course the media over exaggerates their danger...Anyway, having said that, I won’t allow bully breeds at my properties and I’m a bully breed owner.

My own belief is that he is likely quite successful but there may be some exaggeration.  

I won't say it was the main reason but it definitely wore me down and it made me resent the idea of going to college, but one of the reasons I decided not to go to college is because every normal conversation I ever tried having with my parents, about anything at all, ended up being (not exaggerating) 30 minutes to an hour long lecture about how I need to go to college.