I wonder where he got that idea....hmmm. :-)

Steve Babiak,I was wondering this myself as I saw a thread here recently about someone who was renting and the property burned down.

I'm wondering if your concern is really about exterior finish but rather the horrible and depressing construction quality and lack of architectural distinctiveness in loads of CA houses.

Sounds too good to be true, but I'm wondering if anyone has heard of this type of thing?

I wonder how many of his rules can be translated to real estate investing?

Your local laws will determine what measures you would be required to take should the present occupants choose not to move.That's a good point Steve, it does have a 6 month window for a valid written lease unless it terminates prior to that 6 month window.....but, now I'm wondering if it applies to any buyer or non-owner occupied buyers, as many states allow a lease to be terminated if the new owner intends to occupy a property, and there could be relocation expenses as well.

I'm a bit disappointed that I was unable to close on this deal at all, but it was a learning experience.I can't help but wonder though.

The guy shouldn't be doing this as his knowledge of flipping is so bad I wonder why A&E would pick up this guy.The only upside to the show is Kristen.

This is clearly a result of market manipulation by the banks and I wonder how long they can keep it up.Here’s an excerpt:Market data show progress on housing overhang, but continued fragility in home prices and sales.

So, I wonder how do you justify it to the seller when you tell them they have to sacrifice from their asking price for a choice you make to hire out management?