Why do I feel like Tarek Elmoussa is paying way too much for the houses he flips on his tv show?

The Grass Valley Group was once the largest manufacturer of equipment for the TV/broadcast industries in the country.

When each unit has its own smart TV, how do we manage the noise issue?

At a time of Crisis in Brazil, we go out and buy cars and refrigerators and TV's and full, Propane gas bottles are worth Gold for Barter.

@Peter VekselmanIt’s always buyer beware and blows my mind that people will spend a week googling what type of coffee maker, computer, tv or clothing but when it comes to signing up for a guru they literally do no background research With the amount of info in the internet today, I do not feel much sympathy for people who spend five figures on a two day training and are upset because they didn’t leave the training with ability to 10x their investment.

ACV is a cheaper policy that inputs depreciation into the equation where you most likely will not get back to what you had (let's say you have a $10k TV and the insurance company believes that Television will have a life of 10 years, each year the actual cash value will depreciate 10% so a stolen TV in year 5 would warrant the insurance company to pay $5k).

We always use local designers and at most we pay about $20 per foot all in (furnishings, TV's, paintings, linen, all the way to flatware). 

Other than a queen bed, a TV and entertaining set with good WIFI is must have these days.

But if you're aware of that and comfortable with it, you may have more luck finding a property you can afford without having to battle against 30-40 other buyers.depends on the Market the personal letters really work in the portland market.. the sellers are not so hard nosed and tend to be very caring if they are older owners that have lived in portlandia for any number of years.. just watch the TV show Portlandia its reality I know its a comedy but it is the way it is in that market.I can see in NY it being different as there is a thought process that new yorkers are more matter of fact.. 

Much like buying the 4k tv's when they first came out, they were very expensive, and they have come up with better, cheaper 4k tv's now.