Not an exaggeration, 100% fact. 

Maybe if you stopped trying to push your company so hard you wouldn't exaggerate.

I'm an ex-Army type, if you need a quick swift kick let me know, LOL.As to guru hater, I think I have given many thier due, some are great marketeers, some deliver a good story that relates to the strategies making them easily understood, most seem to spin old stuff as new, many seem to exaggerate, some decieve, a few advocate unethical conduct and even illegal things to do.

For stocks, a very efficient market that is highly liquid, that increased value might be shown the next day, but real estate is not as an efficient market, it takes months to validate price changes, it is also not a liquid asset as it takes time and expense to dispose of a property.As David mentioned, a hard money lender is not a credit lender as much as they are an asset based lender, they may make a loan based on what a value might be, but they will have other concerns as well and they don't provide long term financing.So, when you hear some ignorant guru investor type saying he just made $40,000 buying a property at a discount, understand they don't have a clue about recognizing valuations or market value concepts, we call that stuff puffing, exaggerations on the deal they just did because in reality, what ever they paid was most likely the true value.

@Joe P.So I was thinking of house hacking in Philadelphia, I’ve been keeping a close eye on the market and there are over 30 new listings a day on MLS sites this month (a slight exaggeration with every day).What would be your analysis on this movement?

Maybe I was not looking hard enough or maybe they were ... exaggerating.

The problem is that not many seem to agree on whether this virus is Significantly deadly or if it the media is just spewing a ton of over-exaggerated news out.

It's a lack of understanding valuations of the profession as much as the property which is exaggerated by gurus as if the sky is the limit.

This is not an exaggeration.

And this isn't because of ignorance at a time when everybody learns about everything about social media and when the mainstream media doesn't miss a chance to point out (and often exaggerate) all the negative news that might come out of Mexico.Thirdly, it is not thankfully not every day that the peso devalues against the dollar at the same time as two hurricanes hit.