A day to day flip is boring to viewers so nobody would watch the show without the drama installed.

I hope you can give some background here as well though because the viewers tend to have great advice.

It DOES surprise me that you say "no matter what you read about here on BP" because it seems like every newbie video that I've watched encourages viewers not to wait for saving a full 20% down payment. 

Some happen to have a license, others don't.As for Jerry's latest (which I just watched), I can only assume that he's:1. preventing future liability, making sure he can't be sued for teaching people the wrong way to wholesale.2. just doing his part as a wholesaling trainer to keep his students/viewers out of hot water.

If not that, then most have a GIS parcel viewer.

They exist to match up design firms with viewers and to sell stuff....so you will see local designers ads.

Purchase price: $75,000 Cash invested: $25,000 Sale price: $144,900 Long time viewer, first time poster… I have been a part of the Bigger Pockets community for a while and have read a lot of different posts from members and listened to a multitude of podcast.

And in another 20 years as BP ( like CA appreciation ) has 1 mil viewers and 10 million views there is a whole army that will only buy cash flow for the 2% rule   :) Ok I am being a little factious here but you get the drift.

I plan to conduct further research in these areas to determine the most suitable options for my circumstances.I used the 2020 Census Demographic Data Map Viewer to find a new market out of state.

When we went under contract this was advertised as a 4 parcel sale, and in the public parcel viewer we could plainly see it is 4 parcels and has 4 tax PINs and Parcel numbers.