Here's how that has worked out:Couldn't come up with the full $5K downstroke, asked me to take $3500, I did for an extra 1/2% interest/month on the loan.He took the $1500 and ripped out the TOP OF THE LINE 10 year old applicances and put in BUILDER'S GRADE, SCRATCH AND DENT STUFF, from one of the rip off appliance places.

RIP.

One of the bedrooms needed new carpet but he "didn't want to waste his money buying brand new carpet for someone else" so he literally ripped used, old dirty carpeting out of his OWN house and brought over to the flip and installed (of course it was a disaster).My favorite thing about this show is that it provides solid evidence that Darwin's Theory is hard at work in weeding out the sub-par flippers.

--All carpet is nasty and stinks from being closed up for over a year with a wet basement--ugly paneling in some rooms, vinyl floors are ripped, and most likely the ancient kitchen appliance do not workThe wet basement appears to be less scary than it first looks.

i enjoyed what i was doing, but the companies that i was finding were always looking to rip people off to make big bucks and i hated that.

I bought a house and ripped up the floor in the kitchen.

If you showed up in a ripped shirt and ratty jeans, but a wad of cash, I don't think anyone would care.

Example, a house that needed new electrical and a generator because it was ripped out by copper thieves. the house was in a gorgeous area of enemclaw.

I spoke with my attorney (who is also a RE attorney) and he said unless I have ANY evidence (which I didnt because I was stupid and gave him all the forms), there was nothing I could do.All I can say, is luckily, I never put any money into it...so I really didnt lose anything but time....If anyone else has had any experience with this rip off of a company...post your story.

They should take their energy and minds and put it to some good use instead of ripping people off.