My Brothers own several Retail "As Seen On TV" Store.

I am wondering if there are any real estate tv shows that I could watch and learn from.

I'm afraid they are overpaying in the first place, underestimating their repair costs and overestimating the ARV.I'm afraid they have been sold a dream by a guru or a TV show and are not running the numbers, and not leaving contingencies in their plans.I think what you've done is awesome.Thank you.

If you have them you can trap them with some education.Not sure how much a professional treatment costs but the big boys that advertise on TV are very very expensive.

I recently did some "biking for dollars" over the weekend (it was actually a leisure bike ride that just turned into a home search)I found the easiest way was just to connect your iphone to your head piece and just use SIRI to make a note of addresses when you ride by. 

Their was a guy from the DIY network at my last local REI meeting and talked about how the DIY network is looking for first time flippers, for their new upcoming tv show.Here is the link to their websitediynetwork

My experience with attorneys is that don't venture into unfamiliar waters usually, if something feels like it's beyond their scope of expertise they will make a referral or point you in the right direction.I suggest you stay away from those that advertise on TV, really good attorneys don't need to advertise. :)

LOL as I glance over at my muted tv...its just distracting me from BP

Hey Kim, Welcome to the most beautiful place in the country ;) I'm jealous, I lived there for a decade and now live in San Jose, but seem to make my way down there for business and leisure every week.

If you change the terms to 8% for 100 months the payment drops to $302.13.PS I am not a lawyer and don't play one on TV so check your local laws on this one.