With all of these ghost hunting shows on tv, you might be able to sell to a ghoulish type of freak that would be into this type of house.My friend bought a house where there were some murders.

For laughs - watch "World's Worst Tenants" on Spike TV.

Heck if we spend an afternoon watching tv programming that you would never watch you'll notice commercials promoting products we like with a message that doesn't speak to you.

These guys running tv shows and selling mastery programs on the side are a bunch of jokers if you ask me.

In fact, they are part to blame as they help promote the TV infomercial crooks who have added to the detriment of our good name.Take this for example: Investor buys run down home, vacant, with weeds as high as the roof.

I've been watching a TV show about a NYC doctor moving to a rural southern town and the hardship of fitting in.

Sweat marketing kills it Billboards are great for reinforcementPrint is great for branding TV is expensive yet worthy Things I wouldn't do.  

Are any of you running TV advertising? 

Along with the couple of TV I watch each week that are appointment viewing for me the BP podcast is appointment listening each and every week.

@Katie Douglas  wow great post and very true on virtually every point you make.whether its BP or TV gurus  the perception that you can just pay for a course or listen to pod cast and read BP and somehow be successful in RE is really pretty silly and not realistic. the fact is this is an industry... and many if not most people need to pay their dues and work there way up.. there is some perception here that this is like sprinkling water on your new seeds and it germinates and grows to a 10 foot sunflower in 3 short months.. all with no money no credit and no experience or skills.when in fact to succeed in this business you need if not all of those a combination of them.You can definitely read BP and listen to pod cast and learn how others have done it but as you state its antidotal information at best.. and at worst some of the information is not relative in many markets and flat won't work.