It is always NOT what it appears to be.Read article below:Ever since reality television exploded into American homes in the late ‘90s, we’ve had to keep reminding ourselves the same thing.Even though it says “reality,” it isn’t always real.That’s especially true with shows that follow house flippers, home remodelers and real estate agents.

Wow, thanks for the wealth of info, all I have had to go on was a few articles and the podcast with John fedro.  

THIS ARTICLE really has me thinking and I want to connect with those who have built to sell or hold before.

Who learns to surf, or snowboard, or play a sport, or run, or lift weights, or knit, or play video games, or write articles, or TURN ON SOMEONE ELSE'S SHOWER FOR THE FIRST TIME without sucking at it and feeling stupid?

There are some great blog articles on this subject here at BP.This one is a good start.https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/03/1...You should also ask your friends and neighbors.

Your title should match the title as described in the article of incorporation under the list of officers.

REOs are a great source for distressed properties, but shouldn't be your numero uno source for deals.Search the BP forums and articles, ask a bunch of specific questions and you'll quickly find your answers.

Hey @David Krulac - I think the question is an important one, but I don't believe that article does much to answer the query.

Originally posted by @Thomas Jepsen:Derek, we have combined a longer list of questions you should be asking here (87 questions):http://contractorquotes.us/questions-to-ask-before-hiring-a-contractor/It's pretty clear that whomever wrote that article:1.  

Great article!