All make sense now :)Reminds me of Sam Leccima of "Flip This House" Both of these guys had Radio or TV to help them seem like big wigs on the investing scene.

A Tv, garbage, boxes of stuff, no furniture, some tools, etc.  

Losses are in the billions and claims will be flowing.Just saw on TV the city of Hoboton (SP?)

People who go to an Airbnb sleep, take showers, watch TV, etc.

Haven't you ever wondered why there are so many real estate investment ads on TV - lots of money of course?  

I’m not a CPA, I don’t play one on TV, and I didn’t stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night!

In Nashville, there are many "hobby investors" who buy because they want to have a TV show and Cleveland/Chattanooga are complicated markets because they are so close to the cheaper housing just across the GA line.I will continue to pull for Knoxville.Victor Jernigan

That is reality TV math.

Our lifestyle is cultured and urbane; we support the arts and public radio/TV.

I've bought a number of properties that were 60-70 years old and needed significant work (zero maintenance for the last 30 yrs and appeared as if the TV show Hoarders was recently filmed there)....my typical budget is $20K- $30K including major items like roof, windows, plumbing/electrical upgrades- you can do a lot to the typical 1200 sq ft rental for $25K.