I didn’t want any of them to buy that “No money down guru” crap that was on TV that caused investors to become overleveraged.

Unfortunately there aren't enough cards that offer a promo like that to be able to purchase something in my area due to higher price points.Until I recently moved, I used to go to church with someone who could have been on TLC's now defunct TV show Extreme Couponing. 

My dog looks big and scary, but this is his day to day life... hanging on the couch watching TV... just saying.

I have made a lot of money editing movies and TV shows, so I did put it to good use!

Do not believe everything you hear on TV! 

But before I go live there I want to take my laptop, cell phone (can't live without Facebook) my 6-foot flat screen TV, $4,000 Comfy bed and my 3 dogs (they only cost me about $300 per month, or $3,600 per year).

She may not of acted in your best interest (opinion) but I'd feel like you'd be hard pressed to prove this since you reached out to her to sale it.2) she attempted to pressure me into a sale that was clearly below market (the 545k offer) You'd need proof, how would you show a court that it was below market?

More people out there are thinking about how much it will cost to upgrade to a fancy new car, taking a expensive vacation, or consuming the latest movies/TV/video games.   

If you’ve never had a child, it’s not like it is on TV.

You might be hard-pressed to find anything that cash flows in areas where most would consider an ideal place to live.