One mistake I see is people massaging the debt to try and make a deal make sense to purchase.

This isn’t something that you have massaged making it something that it isn’t. 

This deal could have been massaged a number of ways, it's a shame it worked out the way it did but it's just as much the fault of the agents and principles involved as it is the structure of the solar contract.

At least it's a start when it comes to the numerous liability issues.We offer concierge services (private chef, on-site yoga, on-site massage, etc). and while it doesn't make us a lot of money, our markup is slim to none, it does seem to make our guests really excited and benefit us when it comes to reviews. 

I just represented a massage therapist going into a new building that already had a massage therapist.

It is zoned as a light industrial warehouse district, the down-stairs is currently being used as Ji-jitsu gym, while the upstairs (the portion I'm renovating), is being used as a massage studio. 

I'm going to sign up to buildium, anyone have a referral they can massage me so we both can get a quick $50 credit?

I would bet blue-sky and “massaging the numbers” were used instead of simple grade school math and the goal of a true return on the risk.

Later in the article, the numbers are massaged to reduce it down to around 500 or so.If some in Washington get their way, more troops will be deployed back overseas.

Very akward, but @Joshua Dorkin - can you remove my massage ban, please?