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Anyone watch Property Ladder on TLC? All those people are clueless about flipping the homes. Yet surprisingly most actually made a good profit.
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by
James Bond (aka Igor)
I think "flipping -- nm
Posted by
Qale (aka Qale)
Jul 12 '10, 22:13
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SFEK: I think "flipping" shows share some of the blame of what crashed the housing market. -- nm
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Qale
Jul 12, 22:13
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It just seems so darn easy. If these clueless people can do it then anyone can. -- nm
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James Bond (aka Igor)
Jul 12, 22:44
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Plus the commission is killer. This last episode had the house sell for $790k, and the people "made" $123k or so.
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James Bond (aka Igor)
Jul 12, 22:46
they don't do shows about the people who fail -- nm
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chuckles
Jul 12, 22:45
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Well, they do. There are some episodes that had the person fail. Would they really trash all their footage because the house didn't sell. That seems
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James Bond (aka Igor)
Jul 12, 22:49
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Actually, the episode I watched of Property Virgins was a fail last night, they ended up looking at 70+ homes, put in nearly a dozen offers
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znufrii
Jul 13, 05:55
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