It is too bad university professors and other brilliant (but probably shy) people don't have big PR firms getting them TV time.

Greetings:

Ok, noticed an "infomercial" USActions ro something to that effect. Basically- go and bid on foreclosed properties. They take a 5% buyers premium.

The old fashion way, where we live ( a metro area in FL)...

So I watch the shows on TV where they bid on the rental storage units.So if a tenant owes 200 in storage rent and their box is auctioned off for say 400 does the storage place keep the extra 200 or after your auction fees etc. have to give the remaining money to the tenant who didn't pay??

Don't kid yourself though, doing both will take hard work and some sacrifice, think 13" TV for the next 6 years or so...

Your guy is over spending $70,000 buying airtime on Pakistani tv to apologize for America offending Islam!

I hate to promote watching TV, but HGTV "Beachfront Bargains" is a great show to watch for ideas on where to leave cheap by the beach, exactly what you are looking for. 

Would you ever purchase a new car only from a commercial on TV telling you how great it is and never actually seeing it or driving it. 

Or when the tv pundits on the financial networks are too optimistic on the next real estate boom.

You don't need a fancy high end car to be a realtor (unless your a TV realtor on a reality show).

Huge companies like Pepsi, P&G, JC Penney and others pulled money from direct mail and TV ads to put it into digital, and are now slashing their digital budget and putting money back into traditional channels.Industry experts were predicting the death of direct mail a few years ago, but the numbers actually show direct mail growing year over year for the last several years.You're right that direct mail to absentee landlords is a pretty crowded space.