@Alan Davidson You really only see the get rich people on TV making a ton of money in real estate the "sexy" way.

How many TV’s, cars, clothes are enough?

It's really like watching a reality tv show, which is why I get my popcorn ready each night to browse the ridiculousness. 

I love the TV show Nova.

I’m not a lawyer and don’t play one on TV.

Matching dressers, matching couches, love seats, beds, tables, chairs, coffee tables, end tables, TV's, microwave, fake plants, rugs. 

@Scott Smith I am not an attorney and didn't play one on TV either, but I was always told that the benefit of a land trust was that the documents were never recorded anywhere so having the nominee on there wasn't an issue because nobody could go look up the documents to even see who was on there.

But it's not what you'd see on TV as a "tiny home" because it's a real house built on a real crawl space and therefore I got a real loan.

I have no backup plans if something were to ever happen to me and I can longer work to provide for my family...it's my worst nightmare and I need to do something about it.The reason why I joined BP is because I actually read an article this morning on Yahoo Finance titled, "This Reality TV Star Wants to Teach You How to Flip Homes -  for a $34,000 fee," stating at the end of the article that BP is one of the best source to network and learn about REI.

Of all the marketing we do, we've found TV provides the lowest cost-per-buy in most parts of the country.