@Scott Vance  wow never knew that Thanks  I learn something every day on BPhttp://www.exeter1031.com/1031_exchange_personal_p...Overview of Personal Property 1031 ExchangesPersonal property 1031 Exchanges often include, but are certainly not limited to, exchanges of: corporate aircraftcommercial aircraftaircraft enginesaviation related equipmentshipping vesselsrailroad rolling stockautomobile fleetstruckstrucking equipmentlivestockgold coinspaintingsart workIntangible personal property 1031 Exchanges can involve assets such as: radio and television broadcasting licensestaxi medallionssports team franchisescopyrightstrademarksinternet domain namesURL addressesfast food franchise licenses

Unfortunately, this in turn can also have other adverse ramifications that may end up affecting the pocketbook of the landlord due to the tenant's ignorance and negligence or seemingly lackadaisical attitude in maintaining the property according to the terms of the lease.Case in PointTo prove a point, my company recently provided inspection services for a couple of commercial properties owned by a real estate investor who presently leases each property to a different franchise business, one of which represents a chain of successful retail store outlets (that doesn't need to advertise) and another that represents a successful 24/7 physical fitness exercise facility that often advertises on television during normal viewing hours.

Well to bring you up to speed we all agreed a big screen LED television is what you should deliver each tenant on Christmas Eve while dressed in a Santa suit

I've worked in television since I as 18 and have been freelance since I was about 23 years old.

I live in Los Angeles and have been working as a television producer, however, my goal has always been to purchase a multifamily home to use as my primary residence, and also to begin investing in real estate. 

However, this isn’t just the latest reality television rage, it is one of the fastest growing types of investments that people today are making.

@Robina McCronSpend it on a car, credit cards, flashy clothing, televisions, and a pool full of jello.

Television in every room plus a Smart tv in the living room. 

An old style television was acceptable to most people. 

Life Is Not a TV ShowThere is no shortage of television programming focused on the glamorous life of house-flipping and property investing.