With the market changing you may find TV to be viable again although a disaster if you don't know how to buy.

Anything good on TV right now?

For our business called 1-800-CashOffer, I placed both TV and radio advertising in about a dozen markets throughout the U.S.

Most of the RE gurus actually have great information - and most of us are here because of them, somehow (most of the big RE books out there and TV shows are all from "gurus" - so it's not all bad.)Check out this post also for an interesting take on what the bad guru might look like.

I've yet to turn on the TV when advertisers decided NOT to advertise.

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

Maybe.This girl has been on several TV/Radio shows (I heard her interviewed on an NPR show a few months ago).

My only suggestion would be to turn the phone sideways to give yourself a view like you would see on TV and get ride of the black on either side.  

If you put a $1000 TV on a credit card at 18% and pay the minimum payment it will take 70 months and $1473 (47% interest) worth of payments to pay off.

I will pretty much reach the ceiling of what i can charge for rent at that time and will be looking to add a community room in a space filled with old junk that we will have cleaned out 80% of our tenants are students and we will add a room with wifi, couches, a flat screen tv, netflix and hulu.. since I have no other real ammenities to add this is the best I can do..