Seems like common since but you'd be surprised how many people think they can jump into real estate as if they were running a kool aid stand on the street corner, probably get more money wearing a sign that says "Please help, God bless".I guess they watch too much TV and then have fantasies about being wealthy, try the lotto. 

I wish I could trade my money for time and right now I am doing everything I possibly can to get to a point to where I am able to do that: I have sold my house and downsized significantly, I downsized my car, I canceled my TV, I downgraded my phone, I have been actively changing things in my life to get my mandatory monthly expenses to a point where I am able to invest more into my business. 

Then I would call the Consumer division of the local TV and radio stations to let them know.

I do not play one on TV.

Its on my "To-Learn list" not even just a hammock and a TV?

(Now that is a challenge -- and NO its not like on TV)

Associate Degree - Liberal Arts (Northeast Texas Community College) Bachelor Degree - Communications (Radio & TV; Minor in history) (Stephen F.

If Best Buy can remain competitive in price with Amazon, for example, it is easier to buy the TV there and return it if you don't like it than the alternative.No question online sales has supplanted some traditional retail sales, but that may simply be "creaming the crop" rather than reducing the overall pie. 

Oh yeah, they didn't mention that on the late night TV ad or the "Two Hour" real estate investor seminar you went to, did they?

It's easier to take every weekend and weeknight to sit and watch TV.