I work in Film and TV with just closing on my first property: a Duplex in Davenport, IA. 

. ;-) The guy on late night TV selling the real estate course said I could do it, so I did, or my version of it anyway.

I don't want to see TV commercials for ambulance chasing attorneys, but there they are every day, so they must be reaching their target audience.

The industrial pipe chandelier trend, I started making those about 7 years ago and you may have seen some of my work on TV or in different places across the US and Canada.

.- **Amenities:** [Include any additional amenities, such as high-speed internet, cable TV, parking, etc.]

Personally I would just pay the $300 to get a license, hang it with a transaction broker (you don't have to pay the thousands for MLS access or to join the board) and then sell the properties the same way you are selling options, except that you can describe the property, have pictures, put up flyers, take out a TV ad if you want.

Just not sure you can do that without risk due to the property condition.That said, I am thinking of a true hoarder, like the sort with a mental disorder that makes it nearly impossible to get rid of things (like the old TV show).

I find it amazing how these flip shows on TV show property everywhere in urban areas and they simply they can buy a house for 56K close in a week , do over the kitchen for 8K and then the bathroom for 4K and flip it  and close all in 60 days for a profit.

I'm not an attorney, or do I play one on TV.  

How do I raise the sound on the TV?