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

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...

I spent countless hours spinning my wheals trying to estimate rehab costs, ARV (without access to MLS), and learn what paperwork I needed to close the deal.I instead partnered with a cash buyer on my first deal, and on another and they practically did all the work.

I’m not sleeping well and my mind is spinning its wheels, because the decision feels life-altering in either direction.So please, if you have any insight that could help me, I am open.

Then you can say the team or the company has X years of collective experience.As others have pointed out, skip any BS or excessive spin.

Spin it so the tenant thinks you are doing them a favor.

If the meter is spinning at this point, you know that you either have a faulty meter or a leak in the main line.

Spin is spin, whether it's for good or evil.

You can spin it all you like to the judge.

Some will suggest combinations of methods that are really old ideas but present the way as being new or revolutionary for their marketing spin of a product.