I can't say whether that show fudges numbers or not, but assuming all the numbers are true, and assuming it is as "easy" for them as it appears on television, you should consider this.1) Both husband and wife were/are real estate agents in the general area where they now invest, which means they both are extremely familiar with the prices, trends, rental rates, and everything else real estate related in that area.2) The couple has access to hard money lenders, their parents (on both sides) have stepped in to loan tens of thousands of dollars when they go over budget, and they also max out their credit cards for tens of thousands of dollars.There are other factors, but hopefully you get the point. 

I tell people that I have a story that was built for late night television.  

Then we go home an they are on the radio on the way and then on television.

We are upgrading our internet to a fiber connection, and have found that most of our young tenants are watching their television through streaming internet.  

At least he was truthful.Prior to the internet age, an Oregon television station did a story on how much information could be found on a person by taking a photograph of a car on the freeway as it passed under an overpass. 

I know how expensive marketing can get (my career has been television) and I want to make the best decisions a newbie can make so that I don't see burn down sooner than income.Can you recommend anywhere that I can look to see what is working in the LA market right now?

Besides, it was all paid for by mom and dad.Just a short list of what I've found and sold: multiple color televisions, printers, surround sound speaker system, tuner, radios, complete set of golf clubs and bag, nice clothes, futon, assorted furniture, appliances, MONEY, dope (no I didn't sell that, just threw it out!)

[edit] Mad MoneyMain article: Mad MoneyThe cable television program Mad Money with Jim Cramer began on CNBC in 2005.

COOL - Cool is contagious2.)EFFECTIVE - No one would have heard of TiVo if it didn't effortlessly record the television shows you wanted.3.)DISTINCTIVE - A contagious name is easy to notice and adverises itself4.)DISRUPTIVE - Contagious names are disruptive.

@Nathan LenahanI haven't watched a television show in forever.