With Homevestors we use many forms of media: billboards, direct mail, television, traditional PR, phone books, and the Internet.

But everything in life comes with its trade-offs—even dreams.The reality of investing in rental property isn’t always as easy as popular television shows like HGTV’s Income Property, like to depict.

I have of course watched all the shows on television.   

"NOISE: All radios, television sets, stereos, etc.

Buying furniture for common areas (couch, lamps, television, dining table) for more than one household. 2.

They BOTH charge $350-$400/week for a room with 2 beds and a television. 

It helps that I do the pre employment drug screens before they can get in the plant.  22 houses, 82 beds, 60 televisions, 40 bathrooms.  6 months of rent pays for a house, 1 month of rent pays for furniture/appliances. 

Everything you buy…furniture, clothes, televisions, jewelry, stereos, cellphones, computers….everything depreciates so where does it end?

I saw on television this morning that the mafia unions trying stop Detroit from filing bankruptcy.

Three of my good friends didn't have jobs, just hung out in front of the television (this was pre the internet being in its current glory)...one took six years to graduate and still couldn't pass the exams to get a teaching license, two others quit after junior year.