I don't actually know where to even star besides the basics. 

Then after accepting that I was shown a 15 or so  minute countdown timer with an explanation that it would take that long to "process"  and then I was immediately taken to an offer of something like $987 for some digital marketing course with his voice over explaining the course and encouraging to click on the buy button.

I only know Waterbury in a broad-brush way but would caution you not to be star-struck by the prices.

The victorious fantasy day ended with a five star restaurant where make believe investor would take the crew out for dinner.  

CBS News; Money watch recently released an article about some of the more popular real estate TV stars turned Gurus and how their seminars are not what they are cracked up to be.Some of the Gurus mentioned in the article are:Scott Yancey from Flipping Vegas.Tarek and Christina El Moussa from Flip or Flop.Armando Montelongo from Flip this house.The author got a few quotes from myself and also gave a nice shout out to BiggerPockets.Check it out below.TV stars' house-flip seminars are a flop with some

You are a real estate super star like Ben Leybovich or Brandon Turner and you are getting great (or infinite) cash on cash returns because you can.or2.

It has more than 95% 1 star reviews and each of them has a bad experience to tell.

I directed him to the old listing that is still being managed by the old management company that has 3 reviews that are all 5 stars and explained that we are taking over managing it so the reviews don’t get transferred over.What do you all think?

You got rock-stars and idgots all with the same title.

Doing so could cause the IRA to be considered distributed and incurred lots of taxes and penalties.I want to avoid that.I am thinking about deliberately setting up an arbitrage situation where I rent the real estate for 40% of the AirDNA revenue with a 10% of sales kicker to an experienced 5-star STR host.