But with that said, you can not even imagine how to do until you read, or hear (radio, tv commercial) about how it can be done.

In my home I have wood and kerosene heat for backup and a generator for TV and the computer, Like Workerdrone winter camping is great NO BUGS I hate spiders.

The guy is a local TV host.

You don't have time to be watching TV anyway.

Later that evening I was watching TV in my room - and on came a commercial with Dean Graziozi - this got me thinking.

In my experience, trying to buy short sales or at the courthouse can be a beating, especially in a competitive market.As with just about any business, the key is to find a way to connect directly with distressed home sellers where you aren't competing with every other investor or first time home buyer out there.There are a lot of ways to do this - post-it note canvasing, direct mail, TV advertising to zip codes ($25 - $50 per spot), targeted internet marketing, etc.

That's TV, not the real world.

What you see on reality TV might be the most unrealistic example of this business model you could find.

I think in addition to the fact that it's porous, you actually put up a roadblock from buyers with it because they don't recognize it after watching HGTV and other TV shows. 

There are no multiple TV's in each room and people playing Video games all the time?