If you analyze those two questions while keeping in mind the savings, the work load, and the cost of leisure, you should be able to come up with a solid answer.

Not everyone can be in movies and TV you know!

I thought i saw similar business model on tv and from the show i got the impression that the entire thing was in the gray area....Just curios...

Thank you @Brandon Turner , great info indeed, I have read 2 of your articles and downloaded the beginners guide and will be listening to podcasts rather than watching TV.

Those are the guys who had the TV show Flip This House on A&E.

If she is working 2 jobs, where's her money going - sounds awful and some of you will slam me for it but I bet she's got a nice car and a better tv than you do.

By adjusting your point of view, you can dramatically increase your satisfaction in life while simultaneously building your REI portfolio.How many landlords have walked into their resident's places only to find 60" flat screen TVs with a really nice sound system while the landlord's old 27" CRT TV (w/ no sound system) is sitting at home?

Wentworth is the big TV advertiser buying note only notes but any annuity, insurance, judgments, leases, floor plans, inventory and accounts receivables are examples of cash flows that may be financed.

Since these tv shows are on showing how it can be done, I figured I'd give it a shot.

@Thierry Van Roy In addition to @Jeff Kehl's comment about maintenance, here are a couple more that might apply: What about other utility costs such as cable TV & internet?