He doesn't want you broadcasting the property out there to clients he doesn't have registered.

They can somehow afford the cable television that their uncle sits and watches all day, as well as whatever controlled substances that they are smoking in the basement each time I try to ring them with a contractor for an appointment, and they refuse entry, us having "caught them at a bad time".To put it simply, at their essence my tenants are not human.

I am reminded of a concept I was told a long time, that high end products, such as Ferrari, do not spend advertising dollars on public television, because that is not where their clientele are spending their time. 

I get multiple emails a day from new construction around Austin giving concessions and deals not broadcast to the general public.

They have color televisions. 

So up until a few years ago, many wholesalers were stuck with a few marketing channels like direct mail and door-knocking to generate motivated seller leads.Now, since skip tracing is very affordable, it has opened up other marketing channels like cold calling, bulk texting, voice broadcasts, and ringless voicemails.

Investing in a big screen TV and at least one additional television for bedrooms can save renters from disappointment when they arrive, while also increasing the value of your property.

Im afraid that is what would happen as he has over a decade experience in broadcasting and it is going to be very difficult to shed light on the real facts.At minimum those BP podcast episodes should be removed from the site and Itunes for at this point the visibility and access to BP members is putting them at risk.

You write like a modern day "Slip" Mahoney of the Bowery Boys television series!!!!

I then broadcast that on FB and LinkedIn groups with a linked to our homepage.