I have around 80 televisions total.

I have a background in design both lighting and scenic for television... as well as the craftsmanship/contracting behind it... so I feel like I can bring a bit of a competitive advantage to bear in terms of value added.

There it was, somewhere around 3-5 AM, I'm the only person awake in the house, and I'm sitting there playing video games on my computer when I hear small pieces of it coming from the television on the other side of the room.

I became fans of yours from watching your television show.

I was not really interest in “flipping” or real estate, although I do enjoy watching various television programs about buying, selling, flipping and remodeling property.

It is always NOT what it appears to be.Read article below:Ever since reality television exploded into American homes in the late ‘90s, we’ve had to keep reminding ourselves the same thing.Even though it says “reality,” it isn’t always real.That’s especially true with shows that follow house flippers, home remodelers and real estate agents.

This guy sounds like a hoarder who spends all day watching television and hanging out with his cats.

They have been drowned out by Republicans who will now control that movement.Here in my area the Libertarian candidate for Gov was not allowed to participate in a televised debate.

I could only find a recent article in The Aurora Sentinel but I know I've seen it mentioned on television or in the paper somewhere....http://www.aurorasentinel.com/news/aurora-legislat...I believe this is the current law (C.R.S. 38-12-402)http://codes.findlaw.com/co/title-38-property-real...

I've worked around film/television production before and I know they shoot everything out of sequence and piece it together in post production but it does make you aware that what you're watching is heavily staged.