There are plenty of spin offs, just look at your checkbook and see what you as an investor are paying for.

You can t come near that with life insurance no matter how the insurance salesmen spin it.

Their agenda is to keep the attendees off balance so that by the end of the presentation the attendee's head is spinning with "10X" and "millions of dollars" and whatever, so that $25,000 sounds like a small number.

They are doing it because the lender is requiring them to, so might as well spin it into conservatism and positive messaging.But at the end of the day, the bigger tell to me, as I am learning the hard way, is fees.  

I'll give a different spin on this though. 

So it’s kinda a spin on the BRRR I think. 

Then using the excess $2M to pay back shareholders while the property was spinning up.3) Am not crazy about interest-only loans since a good way to build equity (in case price appreciation doesn't meet your standards) is debt reduction.4) Some leased buildings were really sold on pretty shaky leases and neglecting the $/SqFt. 

My head was spinning when I heard some comp figures recently.

What positive spin do developers and realtors get out of the article?

Otherwise you could spin your wheels and also waste other's time in addition to your own.