I have had great tenants that are seniors who still write checks and a religious family that had no tv or internet. 

This way, you and your roommates don't always have to share space, and you are less likely to be stuck in your room because your roommate is watching something on TV that you don't like.I came across a property where the primary bedroom was on the first floor, and the secondary bedrooms were upstairs; there was a large empty landing area that would have been perfect for a small kitchenette area.

Notify the TV stations of this.

Trade in direct TV for netflix.

Electrical SystemsElectrical systems are a crucial part of any building, whether it's a home, school, or office.These systems are like the nerves of the building, carrying electricity to power lights, appliances, and gadgets.Imagine if your home didn't have electricity; you wouldn't be able to charge your phone, watch TV, or even turn on the lights!

For me, this includes drinking and TV.

Those lowe's receipts get crazy after a while. forget the neat receipts. if they are advertising it on TV, you know it's junk.http://www.amazon.com/Fujitsu-ScanSnap-Wireless-Mo...this thing is amazing.

I've included a quick video (https://youtu.be/Ye9ngKUBP_Q) on how to do it, made by a very reputable house flipper who goes by the name Flipping Mastery TV on YouTube. 

Sure, we have some $2000+ up rentals, but those are high-end Class A and do not apply to this discussion as far as a general rule.If a tenant makes less than $1,500 / month and pay $500 or more for rent, they only have $999 or less to live on: groceries, utilities, gasoline, car repair, credit cards, medical care, "fun" (they always have money for fun, it seems), Christmas gifts, birthday gifts, clothing, unlimited cell phone data plan, 300 channels of Cable TV and all the rent-a-center payments. 

Orlando is saturated with people that went to a free real estate investing event hosted by your favorite TV star.