That sounds like great advice @Sam Craven, whenever I watch those flipping shows on TV they always want to estimate cheap and accomplish the job in like minutes, why don't they estimate high and try to finish the job in something more realistic.

Good Afternoon BP Members,This weekend I watched this special on TV discussing information on global real estate.

One of the reasons that poor people remain poor is that they are the greatest consumers.....my lower income renters have the $1,500 tv's and latest smart phones but they take public transportation and will rent forever.

Watching TV and drinking alcohol are two of the biggest time sucks there are. 2 glasses of wine and your evening just stopped being productive.

Fact of the matter is, macro factors are such a large consideration that unless there are very specific companies (like Apple) that can outperform markets, ETFs are very good way to gain exposure to a variety of asset classes.I have a little piggy bank from my old job that is like my "if I were homeless" fund.

As stated by others, get multiple bids and compare apples to apples. 

Big Baller marketing: TV, billboards, radio ads 21.

Also, HGTV is a source of inspiration for lots of home buyers these days and they tend to want to their new home to be like what they see on TV.

Your next step would be based on their response.Notice: I am not an attorney nor do I play one on TV - This is my opinion only and does not necessarily reflect the opinions of sheep herders in New Zealand.

But if you want to talk pure numbers, apples to apples, you cannot beat the wealth creation of multiplication.