Just be aware that often hype is literally just that, and if your target is long term buy and hold you can expect the hype to wear off pretty much anywhere over a 20 year hold.

--https://www.amazon.ca/Real-Est...Why I recommend this: A simple, straight forward, approach to take all the hype and baloney out of Real Estate.

So I am not sure what your fixation is on telling me and other investors to do their own pro-forma...I agree with that statement...buyers should do their own numbersIt does not make my point any less significant, realtors(like all other humans) make some pretty outrageous claims, and/or small stretches of truth to hype a landlocked swamp parcel(figuratively speaking, sometimes), because the asset needs to be hyped because no one would buy it otherwise...and this can be a time suck from real motivated buyers having to filter out goofy deals.

A lot more hyped up REI enthusiasts now than back in 2017/18 when I started on BP.

I am pretty early into it but I honestly don't get the hype around this book.

Thus far, the Corona virus is hype.

Meanwhile I had been living out of state and not watching the progress on a daily basis, come to find out a TON of little details got left unfinished or ignored and all the initial hype of the listing was received with feedback of half *** work.

You don't hear the media freaking out about the flu and just look at those numbers.All the main stream media seems to do these days is just report a bunch of hype over any given topic that pops up.I am not letting it bother me at all.

At the time I thought it was over hyped BS.  

Very thin margin and hyped numbers