I could see the flaws and the blatant exaggerations in them.

Secondly, there are a lot of people who BS or exaggerate what they are doing.Third, the people who are doing this successfully are typically doing the following items: Partnering with others & raising private capital.

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.

Yes, even in primo markets.I am not exaggerating when I said I've had about 20 + offers I sent to three different agents in three different markets the last 6 weeks when they complained they could not show that, this is going to be a problem, etc.

I'm not exaggerating when I say this property does not need any major repairs (at least obvious) or even paint touch ups.

This is not an exaggeration..  

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.