And yes, they followed up later and I did not win, but I'd been before, so no big deal...LOL.To get the word out on a free seminar of public interest, try using community bulletin board programs on the radio, some local TV run such events during the news.

.), the type of media they are using (TV, radio, postcards, flyers, letters, door hangers, bandit signs, internet, etc.) and the message they are using.

Found a good deal on a TCL 55" Roku TV at Amazon.

Are you a TV guy or is that for fun.

that web site is pretty funny, i think alot of people watch those tv shows that make flipping houses look so easy and thats why they want to just jump right in. i know, i was one of them.

If you don't get the money when they have it, you won't get it because they'll change their mind and spend it on something stupid like a new cell phone, or big screen TV.

Many of our guests are from Canada, so we get dinged extra for the foreign transactions.HOA = $477/ month = $1988/yr (Cable TV and Internet included)Utilities = $5,724 (Electric, Water and Sewer)Supplies = $580 (New Towels, new beach chairs, extra bedding, other small items)Taxes = $2,060 (Maui actually has lower property taxes than you would think)Insurance = $301/ yr (HOA covers insurance, we added liability and umbrella)Hope these numbers give you an idea of what to expect.

Account Closed I had to read your post twice, Tom Vu, I'm not necessarily old enough to remember the TV commercials but I was somehow directed to old commercials via Youtube by a good friend of mine who knows I'm in real estate.  

they were running the lights, a tv, and a space heater (1500 watts marked on it!)

Handyman touched up paint where they hung a TV and replaced a leaky disposal.