Media often spins the truth to sell advertising so it appears.

– this is what the media is trying to spin to scare people!

I'm an ex-Army type, if you need a quick swift kick let me know, LOL.As to guru hater, I think I have given many thier due, some are great marketeers, some deliver a good story that relates to the strategies making them easily understood, most seem to spin old stuff as new, many seem to exaggerate, some decieve, a few advocate unethical conduct and even illegal things to do.

This is just another thing to factor into the numbers and if it all makes sense then great but definitely a 3x factor to keep on the forefront...because there’s not enough spinning plates, right?

(We have four kids and our own business so we are spinning a lot of plates.) 

My head is starting to spin regarding insurance options.

A discussion on the fastest appreciating markets in town would be a very different one, but hopefully this gives a more empirical spin on the conversation.

I was hoping to get some thoughts on the tax implications of inheriting property and how to spin that (if that's the right way to put it) to a potential seller.

What positive spin do developers and realtors get out of the article?

Or, we hear the same message with a slightly different "accent", "different spin", or "different example" and it makes all the difference in the world.An example of this is how many times do we agents and EVERYONE on BP recommend to take professional pictures when listing your property on the MLS, Airbnb, VRBO, etc?