I'm referring to the beer can house that was featured on national TV about a year ago. http://www.beercanhouse.org/about.phpI wish it were the same story just down the road in Jefferson County.Best of luck!

A lot of people like to limit their liability to $250k by creating series LLCs and spreading their properties out.

I see those TV flippers say "these $5000 cabinets will raise my value up $10k".

You can browse through the thousands of pages of SEC filings to see their specific long term debt offerings, prefered share series, etc. as well as their view on "Economic Environment" and "Regulatory Overview".

Too me all I could think of when those auctions are on tv, is Vegas at the craps table.

I agree by the time things are on tv its not news its been going on for a long time.

Our sheriff is apparently currently too busy with making TV commercials for injury lawyers, so it takes them the max. allowed time of 10 days to kick the people out.

It is not as glorious as the fix and flips or fix and holds like the TV shows have made famous, but it is RE investing and will help build your cash reserves with minimal risk.

I would get access to all their contracts and scope of work documents and written materials they use for evaluating and estimating costs on properties.The second half of the instruction would be a series of tours of their current rehab projects ( they said they generally have 10 to 15 going at any time) and properties which they are considering purchasing as flip projects.2) Guidance through 5 flip projects.

I've kind of ignored the folks that advertise on tv and such because it always seems to have some annoying element to me.