I've seen that stuff on TV at 2:00AM, but again, it costs a fortune to buy, and then it could be a scam.I need advice, definitely.

TLC has Property Ladder and Flip That House, which follow different people each show.I just found this ...http://news.aol.com/entertainment/tv/articles/_a/aande-sued-over-flip-this-house/20060725065409990001?

With all the shows on TV, and all the hype around this type of career or whatever you want to call it, it makes me wonder why more do not take the plunge into flipping properties.

By the way, Loved your TV show.

It seems that there are bunch of graduates from some late night TV seminar that "list" notes and do not have relationships with any investors.

Even if the material only inspires you to do something different that could be good enough.In comparison to what most people watch on TV I would not be all that concerned about many of the seminar folks.

Yeah,we've all seen those commercials on TV where thewhite-haired guy looks into the camera and says:If you need CASH now...go to J.G.Wentworth....

The Lancaster Suites [Manila] is designed and conceptualized as a private residential Condominium Hotel ["Condotel"] or a fully serviced private residential condominium building with all facilities of a Hotel, Room Service, 24 Hour Security Guards and Reception, PABX Telephone Operators, High Speed Internet & Cable TV etc………… even an integrated Mini Mall ...The units in the building are all privately owned by the respective buyers.

I want to get started on flipping properties and I saw an ad on tv about flipping houses through the internet.

On the show on TVlast night "Million Dollar Listing" on Bravo TV one of the owners said she bought the house she was livingin and was about to list for sale "on purpose to flip it."