She appeared in several episodes of the show, because she was part of an often-featured investor team in Atlanta.I asked her one day if flipping houses was as easy as it looked on TV.

Better than TV (and sometimes there are multiple channels, like downtown LA Superiot court).

It's not like on TV.  

Hhhmmmm.The only strategy I like for using your retirement account is the Self-Directed IRA (SDIRA) for funding & profiting from actual real estate deals - not for buying some TV personalities' course.  

There are a million people doing it, and a dozen TV shows glorifying it.  

TV News is so depressing. 

@Jake Knight I have an Apple TV set up already that works as a bridge so that I can use it remotely.

But they can't put ads up and TV spots and signs.

Keep in mind, a vacation home/second home would be purchased with the intention of personal use to visit the area for leisure, business, etc.. for example, it would not typically be reasonable that someone would use more than one second home in the Smoky Mountain area, even if the properties were in two different towns i.e.

Not to mention all of the TV programs that show flipping/rehabs are relatively simple and you can make $50,000 at least on each one withing 45 days or less.Good luck with that!