They were quickly known as a "soandso home" as you might refer to a Frank Loyd Wright home (but not as famous you understand, LOL).

Assuming Joe Dirt's F350 purchased with his "famous" funds could actually pull a home, could you imagine the police officer's reaction upon happening on such a scene!

So I had to figure out my own way to win at the game, and it has to do with figuring out the quirks in the game and exploiting those holes that the other players don't see.there was a famous case in San Francisco.. there was a strip of land.. in a neighborhood of 3 to 20 million dollar homes.. and someone bought it at TAX SALE got the deed.. then tried to block off access to all those owners and hold them out for a huge payoff.. not sure what happened. but I know my dad ended up with all sorts of strips of land he let go to tax's  and sometime we would get a check sometimes not. 

He is famous for saying in Rich Dad Poor Dad that your personal home is not an asset.

What about some of the famous cons of owning a condo?

The home is famous (or should we say infamous) for the time a frustrated Walter White (Bryan Cranston) improbably threw a whole pie onto the roof.

The famous books are mostly inspirational like Rich Dad, Poor Dad, The Richest Man in Babylon, and The Millionaire Next Door.

I am still very actively investing in Memphis TN would be happy to take you out to some world famous Memphis BBQ if you are ever in town.

Also watch your spending -- it's no good attempting to pay people on time if your bank account famously sports a Zero Balance.

@Kim Hopkins, there is a rather famous AirBnB case (I think in San Francisco) where the renter booked a 30 day stay, established "residency" and then refused to leave.