I'm from Los Angeles and while I have a background in entertainment/television, I am committed to transitioning full-time into Real Estate.

No television for me I glanced and viewed a few of the games videos online.

Once their whole world is revealed on public television, other will see how they live, where they live, what kind of people they can be.

That is why radio commercials, television commercials and people who advertise on billboards about buying houses eventually disappear.

I am a hands on, small time landlord doing about everything myself (but contracting out some skilled work)I find housing people worthwhile (and even profitable), but nobody would want a television show about it (think of a camera zooming in on me cleaning carpets or painting walls for hours....snooze)...In fact, I think if you do things right, you can prevent much of the drama (no building disasters or angry tenant confrontations) the staple material that would keep viewers riveted.My strengths would be in the day-to-day, nitty gritty details of small time landlording, especially for part-time landlord that holds down a day job.

There is not one big breakthrough or reality television moment for me ( as mentioned)--just day in day out maintenance of property and maintenance of the tenant relationship (through good communications).

It's taken months because part of MY MIND has been held captive doing things like building an agency budget, problem solving situations on the fly in an accounts payable unit, dealing with all the constant miscellaneous problems that walk into the office, all while dealing with the most surreal, television sitcom like hostile office politics one can imagine.....can not deal with it anymore!  

I am a meteorologist for a local television station here in Cape Girardeau.

I dumped mine the same way I dumped my television.

Do anything to disturb your neighbor, play live or recorded music, radios, or television so loudly that it disturbs your neighbor.