It's the number of bathrooms with toilets and showers.So we bought 2 houses on the same block, a 2 story and a 3 story.  15 real beds, 2 sofa beds, 6 bathrooms with showers and toilets, 4 washers, 5 dryers, 4 full refrigerators, 2 dorm fridges, 2 poker tables, 1 kegerator, 13 cable televisions, you get the idea.The above 2 houses rent out, but not that often.

So here is the math…The payer made two payments on the $10,000 note bringing the balance to $9901.96.We purchased a big screen television for $2,000.That means we received a NET payoff of $7,901.96.The full payoff was made at the two-month mark so we also received two payments of $132.15 prior to the payoff.What was the yield?

I know we all love and hate shows like Flip or Flop or House Hunters Renovation, but what if someone created a TV show of people using the BRRRR strategy? That would be awesome and very educational, but probably pie i...

I was watching CNN television, and the news was about vacant apartments and illegal activities.

Never before and never since have I ever purchased anything from television infomercials.

Out of this was born satellite radio with no commercials but a monthly fee, same as cable television.

Between the 2 Memphis properties, I cash flow roughly $1,775 (-mgmt fees, reserves, etc. but that's what it shows to lenders)My credit is just 'ok' (low 700's) and I have a short sale on my record that closed in 2012.My work-life runs through my S-Corp (I work in television).

I called it TV Drama because calling for the top of X, Y, or Z market is all financial television is about.Let's say we are at the top and you're right.

Televisions, radios, and record players are to be operated in normal hours and at a tolerable volume level.

There it was, somewhere around 3-5 AM, I'm the only person awake in the house, and I'm sitting there playing video games on my computer when I hear small pieces of it coming from the television on the other side of the room.