I have also read many of the books recommended by the guests; I am receiving an amazing education fueled by my enthusiasm for taking on a new career path.Over the last 30 plus years I have been in the media production business: radio, TV, corporate video production and corporate A/V.

Map of the town on the fridge, with a personal list of the "Good" and the "Bad".Cable tv channel guide.Little sample bottles of cologne in the bathroom.Charcoal and lighter fluid if there is a charcoal grill.Propane for a gas grill.A rick of firewood for the fire ring outside.Tony Chachere's Louisianna Seasoning (I rent to a lot of Cajuns and Texans).Pictures, paintings, calendars or other forms of artwork with naked women.  99% of my renters are refinery contractors. 

I start to wonder if someone broke in and trashed their place, but no, TV's, computer, and Xbox are all there, though someone puked purple on the computer keyboard.Hubby calls tenant's emergency contact, who happens to be her mother.

Was that the course from: John Alexander on the TV ad's??

Now after rebuilding my credit from the market crash I feel I am ready to enter rehabbing as an official business as a sideline to my main job.What I'm doing now is preparing by learning all I can and hopefully getting better advice than I did from the TV in the 80s.

I don't content you should pay someone that you hear on the radio, on late night tv, etc.

If these things are costing you money and are options for you; Get rid of your cable tv, get on a cheap cell phone plan (total wireless), get rid of payments or leasing a vehicle and buy a beater. 

I have read people's stories about their home renovation experiences and watched tons of videos online and on tv about home renovations.

I currently work full time for the Dodgers and Lakers TV network as a Coordinator.My interest lies in purchasing multifamily rentals for passive income.

Then he was worried about a couple holes in the wall from his TV .