That then spins me into logical circular repeting "do-loops."

Turn on (only) one same watt incandescent bulb in each unit and see if the meters spin identical, or if one  is a little faster.Running the A/C?

If you don't study, do your research you will spin your wheels and won't close any deals.

It's easy to spin out of control creating 'cool data', but it does nothing for your investment.Local auctions, need specific investing (student housing or military), or opportunity zones are three places where I see a lot of unstructured data and possible opportunity.

You could get an Attorney involved and try to litigate the situation but I think you would just be spinning your wheels.

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

I've read a lot about this, and my head is spinning. 

If that's not an option, the way I see it is you can either continue to spin your wheels trying to find deals in your own market and get more frustrated or you can bite the bullet and invest outside of your market.

I had 2nd rep contact me after numerous emails to first rep go unanswered. 2nd rep tried to spin how beneficial additional 25k was for my personal credit...bear in mind I had a mid fico of 800 with very low credit utilization...I never gave them permission to apply for personal credit cards on my behalf.The suggestions they made to remove inquiries were ineffective and it has been 3 months and they have not applied for 2nd batch yet because of inquiries not being removed.Tread carefully as I am sure my experience isn't unique.

At this point we were able to get him out by filing a forcible detainer, but only after the police had arrested him for drug dealing.A couple of interesting things about this deal1- the borrower never showed up to court with an attorney, he represented himself, although he was obviously receiving advice from at attorney2 - the borrower always maintained a friendly attitude, as if it was all a misunderstanding and could be rectified “with a little give and take”3- at each court level the borrower attempted to spin a yarn trying to convince the judge that he was just a homeowner down on his luck trying to save his home.