He was on rental assistance, and doesn't have a pot to piss in (but he does have a 65" widescreen TV).

If you are not getting a great deal then you may end putting your own money into it (rentals) if the market turns south again.I do want to qualify my statements and thoughts by saying, I am not an expert and I do not play one on TV.

(When I hear TV commentators glibly opine on what the market will do next, I am reminded of Mickey Mantle's scathing comment: "You don't know how easy this game is until you get into that broadcasting booth.")"

Don't be rejected, sign up for cable TV and get educated on settlements. :)If you open the conversation with guru investor lingo, they may not get excited.Thinking about it, that might be why so many ask for "investor friendly" title companies, simply because investors aren't speaking in the conforming language of title folks.

Now living the dream myself with massive passive income allowing me to ski,bike,hike, PLAY daily) The real key for you though is 'This is not like late night TV."

There's also a big tv and a sound system. 

To date I built a rather successful TV business and now I'm looking to find investments outside of the stock market and in the rental property market.I've been listening to the podcasts for several months and I find them to be incredibly helpful and informative.  

We now have our own "Property Brothers" just like the TV show!

You might like Flipping Houses 101 with J Scott https://youtu.be/uG6mfFWF-8cYou can also play it directly from BP because youtube on your phone requires you to keep the app open. http://www.biggerpockets.com/show10.I personally play mine on my TV using chromecast from my desktop or phone.

I have little knowledge in real estate investing other than watching some of the tv shows which always showcase exceptionally successful investors.