But when I see people on TV flip big houses for big profits, all I know is that wouldn’t happen in rural America where I spend most of my time.Long story short, there are a myriad of different reasons for big, average, or small flips.

Somewhere in the middle - skip trace the owner and hand off to a VA to cold call.9) Awareness marketing: Billboards, TV, Radio - these can be great but you need to be careful because you can drive people to competition accidentally. 

Seeing this made me feel better and kind of dismiss what Kay had told me earlier.Well...on November 5th, 2016, my boyfriend was doing laundry downstairs and I was upstairs watching TV.

Who needs a television show (with disgruntled employees and disillusioned viewers) when you can flip houses.

The things that a lot of renters seem have in common:  Smoking, Pets, Car Payments and  Expensive Cable TV Service.I will not rent to a smoker unless I am desperate for a tenant.  

I would also recommend you go with broadband internet as apposed to cable TV.

Welcome to BP-- Instead of Rental houses --stay with students --Single Family home -rented to three or four students --will be more profitable and will have better positive cash flow then SFR --being Close to campus-you can even have bunk beds and have six or more students in one house --with a common kitchen and living room --give them a nice 42" or 50" TV and cable connections--free interenet --etc summer may be vacant --so charge rent for 9 months and keep cash reserve for summer month's mortgage payments --How much money do you have in 401K ?

Watch all the tv shows where they are showing homes.

Turn off the tv, fill your phone or player with info instead of beats and learn, learn, learn!

I’m regularly on pretty “big name” podcasts answering tax questions, have appeared on National TV answering tax questions, have an Amazon best seller accounting book and was featured in one of Brandon Turners books.