Then you have to take that first step of turning off the TV and getting off of the couch and get your feet wet with your first investment.

Phil show if you ever watch it on TV.

Seems like most of my tenants have a cell phone and a satellite TV bill in collections.

All 60 bedrooms have an old fashioned tv that I spent $2-$5 for at a garage sale. 

My team & I recently attended a seminar promoted by the Flip or Flop TV stars, curious to know if your seminar experience was similar to the one I wrote about. 

.#3 Flipping HousesWhile there is significant potential for investors to reap large profits, the process of house flipping is much more complicated than glamorous TV shows make it look.The reality is that buying, rehabbing, and selling investment properties is a great deal of work, with the potential of losing money on a deal if costs skyrocket due to “unforeseen” problems with a rehab.The best house flippers are real estate experts in at least one field, which can include real estate sales, construction, and finance.Related: Tampa – St.

I saw a TV show talking about the average sales price in the Bay area at 936k  along with some tear downs in Freemont selling for 1.1 to 1.3  it was crazy even for someone like me who bought their first home in the late 70s in Milpitas for 79k and it was a new construction Shapel home  LOL.So I have to think back to E.

I will try to summarize the best way I can and in the fairest way my personal experience.I firstly attended the one-day seminar, which I enroll by watching the TV commercial from Than Merrill inviting everyone to learn about how to flip houses.

The rest of the world saw a bunch of fast talkers making a whole lot of cash, so they jumped on the bandwagon and armed with their new found knowledge, started flipping houses, just like they saw on tv.

First off, do you need to have a certain type of TV set, i.e. smart tv?