You could also have a low income earner that pays every bill on time, even if they have to give plasma to come up with the cash.

I can't imagine a TV or Radio spot.The contract between 2 parties cannot override regulations.Yes I agree, running a television commercial or radio ad for 1 wholesale property you have under contract wouldn't be the smartest idea...marketing something you don't own can definitely get you in trouble. 

Newspapers, forums, television, podcasts, others? 

People tend to believe what they see on the television whether it is true or not and most people just want to be lazy and tends to do investments late and how it is reported on TV which tends to be believed too much.   

I have watched a ton of house flipping shows on television, thought to myself of what it would be like to become successful at it then become financially independent.

Twice a week I donate plasma and get paid while I listen to BiggerPockets podcasts.

The building would consist of a larger group setting, television, lounge style seating, pool table, darts, etc.

He owns his own television station and does about 6 or 7 shows a week that are usually about an hour long. 

Hi Marcus,I am not an attorney, nor do I play one on television, but hope this may be helpful in leading your in the right direction.First off, check you landlord tenant laws on abandonment/move out etc... laws before proceeding.

During the past few years, television shows and seminars have flooded the flipping market with people who believe flipping homes is an easy way to riches.