Not giving legal advice but it sounds like you're spinning your wheels going to all the wrong people.In this instance, you're not a consumer.

Giving his "fool" comment a back-tracked spin?

It's pretty straightforward outside the web of nonsense the salesmen spin about it.If you're in the residential renovation business for the long haul, window replacement is one of the things that comes up again and again.

I'm just trying to stop the spin cycle and work towards moving forward.

But if the landlord was honest, told me the situation, told me it's his fault for pricing it too low and the only way to resolve the issue  (too many applicants) fairly was to raise rent and that raising rent now meant he wouldn't need to raise rent next year (see the positive spin here)... 

Rest assured the developer, who has a very vested interest in getting you to buy, will spin the deal in the most positive possible light.

I have a house, which I have split off two building lots. I have a buyer for the lots but the Mortgage Company does not want to split up the lot. Due my current circumstances I am not able to refinance the loan and sp...

So, could you spin off this excess cash in the future to pay down fixed debt, sure, if that were the best use of funds at that time.

IMO, there is nothing new in RE, just new spins on the same old stuff.

I watched this today and seemed related, puts an interesting spin on things...interesting speculation starting at about 6:00.Interested in thoughts...I realize the polarity of the subject matter being in context with a position on the Federal Reserve and QE...so not wanting to get into all that, but if what this guy is saying is a possibility...we could see another crash in home prices as these banks attempt to manipulate home prices up to just unload the toxic assets in an attempt to get their $$ back..http://www.youtube.com/watch?