One of the reasons it seems so scary to me is that it's made to look so easy on television. 

It gives the following blurb as examples of ineligible items:"Barbecue pits; bath houses; dumbwaiters; exterior hot tubs, saunas, spas, and whirlpool baths; outdoor fireplaces or hearths; photo murals; swimming pools; television antennas and satellite dishes; tennis courts; tree surgery. 

No matter tech locations : west coast to midwest , dirty south to east coastOnly my two cents :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Believe me I’m competitive person in general, but I would suggest individuals no families research the 1998 H1b visas loopholes discussed on 60 minutes television show.

So what do they do, they go to city council and invite the media to televise them slandering Uber and talking about how it's a public safety issue, we'll all the local stations are there and every station wants to be first to air with it and with no time to research anything they just go with it.

Made no money but it was better than evening television. 

Nicholas - As an active local, hands-on, investor and licensed Realtor in the Daytona area, here's my take:  People generally watch too much television. 

I tell them Step 1) donate television to Good Will to free up your time.

Joshua,I am glad something is being done and now the late-night real estate guru on television will be gone because they cannot get anyone to lie for them anymore saying that you can make millions, unless he can prove it.Joe Gore

I don't watch late night television anymore, I am too busy getting wealthy slowly, steadily, reliably.

I've read articles on him that says he started failing businesses (not real estate related), until he wrote a good book.There are probably people on this forum that have more real estate than either of these two.By the way, Dave Ramsey is also a very wealthy AUTHOR, radio host, television personality, and motivational speaker.