They watch these stupid shows like Million Dollar Listing and other Bravo TV shows which make real estate investing so easy.

Naturally, I'm spending it immediately on a big screen TV...JK, it will help buffer my delinquent tenants late rent. 

Originally posted by @Mariah Petzoldt:I see many references to tech jobs but what I will add is that there are over 2million of us working in the Movie and TV industry.

He is renting it furnished with an 80" TV. 

Like TV series, season 2.I was gonna contact @Karma Senge but I realized he has been inactive on BP for 10 months. 

Example friend of a friend constructed a full size digital board down in Atlanta ((just picture a really gigantic plasma TV over 40 feet accross)) they cost a few hundred thousand dollars as well, but what's mind boggling is the revenue they can produce.Each ad displayed on a digital board is called a "Loop" you can fit anywhere from 6 to 8 loops on one screen.... here's the crazy part though.... depending on traffic counts you can charge big advertisers like Coca Cola, Hilton etc as much as $5,000 to $6,000 per ad per month.

It is Than Merrill, Fortune Builders, Flip This House that you see on TV.

At my company, our videos and TV shows generate between 1-3 million views a month, this filters down to hundreds of leads every month. 

If they screw up the installation, Direct TV and/or Dish Network will not stand behind it.

They didn't know their market and got conditioned to high numbers on TV or other markets and didn't realize that $180k is VERY expensive for many parts of our town.The danger is because our real estate is so affordable people are coming in from out of town seeing potential to increase rents...well, again, it depends on neighborhood.