I too was lured into the hype by the Canadian company Keyspire. 

I certainly suggest: stay away from HomeSide (and similar hyped ads)!

Some are willing to go where others may have bought into the hype and stayed away.

In my experience, folks who say things like this are:1)Guru snake oil salesman touting huge fantasy profits with zero risk trying to lure the next sucker into their scheme, or2)Are so full of themselves and enamored with their own investment greatness that they have bought into their own hype and actually believe that what they are doing has no market risk and can't lose, or3)Both 1 & 2 above.If I can alert newbies out there that anyone claiming to be immune from market forces and can't lose money is not to be trusted, admired, emulated, or even taken very seriously, then I have added HUGE value to this forum.

There is too much hype in real estate, Biggerpockets does a good job cutting through the hype usually.Personally, in the past I have been misled by greedy coaches I was trusting to help me and look after me somewhat.

's post is truly Trumpian in its extreme hyperbolic hype and misleading semi-true information. ie is it really impressive to take the 3 huge leases and add them together and say that is larger than the largest SINGLE lease in SF? 

What I see is a lot of hype but nothing concrete.

Only do what is relevant to you and objectives.Be a sceptic, there is a lot of hype out there!

I see a whole lot of hype about "building your stack" and "How to become a Real Estate Milllllyonaire!"  

Based on the last few months, it feels like the housing market here is over priced and hyped with investors buying up properties at a premium, at prices that don't even cash flow.