I just came back from NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) conference and people are doing some truly amazing work with these.For an amazing short, check out Vincent Laforet's Nocturne.

The late night television scenario of buying a $1,000 tax lien on a million dollar property and foreclosing is never going to happen.

@Ned Carey Too many mainstream press articles about "income properties", a growth in the number of flip shows on television and, yes, folks who wouldn't know a stacked townhouse from a duplex talking about real estate .... it's why we haven't been buying much up here for the past 18 months.I would like someone to just pull the rug and get on with it .... we're ready :-)

I have consulted with companies that have assigned contracts (specifically, telecom companies assigning to another company their contracts to provide cable television to certain municipalities.)  

Just through reality television, sponsors, cosmetic products and social media.

I know that all of the free stuff broadcast and distributed talks about how easy wholesaling is (and you have to think about the hidden agenda in that stuff), but when I read a post asking such fundamental questions as "what kind of contract should I use", I strongly recommend to people they get started the way I did.Hire a reputable trainer (research carefully, a lot of scam artists are out there) with proven results (for his/her students not him/herself) that will come on-site, help you set up your business, give you the right paperwork to use, teach you how to use it, teach you how to grid a market, teach you how to find deals, help you get deals under your belt, and teach you how to find buyers for those deals.  

We don't allow anything attached to the house and do not allow any cable television to be drilled through walls.

And, if it is not, you can leverage your singular opinion and broadcast it, regardless of its truth, to everyone.   

My system is automated so we drip text messages and and voice broadcast and they call me back and text me.

We also rent our rooms furnished; include a cleaning service for the common areas; provide Internet and television; and handle all the lawn care and snow removal.