If you will be living in the home, you can even wrap up the repair cost in your loan, if you like.I'm not a loan officer, nor do I play one on tv.

We have so many great investment opportunities here due to the growth and success of the Fixer  upper TV show.

We're also both tired of the TV industry and looking to develop a portfolio of passive income.

If you are interested in used appliances, TV Time Appliances in Lakewood is good for inexpensive used appliances with a warranty.

And get a giant TV they love that.

The TV shows make it look way too easy in 30 min. segments. 

If you think its like the tv shows , forget it , its nowhere close .

Prior to real estate I was in film/ tv production since 2008.  

Still, everyone has their own way of analyzing deals, and I usually tend to be a bit more conservative with my approach when investing myself and when looking for properties for my clients.3) Flips:- Flipping a house is usually not an easy feat (don't believe everything you see on TV), but it is also one of the best ways to gain money in real estate. - House flipping involves purchasing real estate at a low price, often distressed properties, then improving the property to add value, and finally selling it for a higher price.

My question is am I better off leaving it in my Solo 401K, where I can draw the money out at my leisure.