prices now are almost at the same level than 2005 2006, lenders guidelines already started to be easier, a lot of people wants to flip a house like TV shows,  it is time to be intelligent and invest for cash flow, if the numbers make sense let's do it, if not leave the deal to others 

I would watch his infomercial late at night on cable TV.

@Jacob Barnhart{Note:  I am not a lawyer and I do not even own a TV ;-) }If you purchase the house as Joint Tenants (which is how most couples would purchase their primary residence), then you jointly own the house.  

I had the best paying job I’d ever had as a Digital Content Director at a small TV Network and they required I relocate from Brooklyn to work out of their Glendale offices. 

It's not like the TV shows.

Also your monthly expenses are greater as you must cover all utilities and tv and internet services.  

Hi there,I just had a tenant move in this weekend and he wants to break his lease because he can hear the neighbor’s TV in his bedroom and because he felt the fridge wasn’t adequately clean when he moved in (it was fine).

Since there's a bunch of knowledgeable solar guys in here right now, and it kind of fits the topic, I think it might be appropriate to ask this question here.The solar panel installations that I've seen on Youtube, TV, etc that are retrofit - i.e. not put on when they're replacing a roof, which I've never seen - always shows them drilling bracket mounting holes straight through the asphalt shingles.

He is a pretty seasoned and knowledgeable economist.He was chief economist at bear steamedYes people will not like him because of his belief in supply side economics.But he is more than just a tv personality, he does have significant experience

But cleaning, not so much, as I watched enough court shows on TV and landlord always get into trouble over cleaning that judges see as normal wear and tear.