One of the main reasons are due to me despising toiling away my life to other people..at their leisure...and at my expense.

I'd rather be able to watch TV on my puter in a split screen while on BP!

The money is made by converting unusual assets into a REIT that has large retained earnings that aren't public now but have share holders, think small railroads, cable TV companies and Billboard companies. 

The TV show?

A house with a market value of $200,000 would have an SEV of $100,000 and, therefore, have an AV of $100,000.Taxable Value (TV).

This site has almost completely replaced my nightly TV watching-- it's so addicting!

Its TV so its a bit over the top - I'm sure some of those improvements are just to add drama, nonetheless I do enjoy watching the show for tidbits of helpful information.

Okay, maybe not specifically, but just a couple of weeks ago I was talking to an uncle at a reunion about my real estate endeavors and his response was "Haven't you seen those court TV shows?".  

After you are aware of your laws is the time to find the best sites to help you.I can give you a few website names but they would be exclusive to Texas and Texas laws.The TV infomercials and various ad's that claim to have foreclosure lists, often times don't.A "Pre-foreclosure" is still owned by the Homeowner...

The video is disjointed and skips around visually much like all tv ads these days which will not let your eye see any one thing for more than one second.