“Flip this House” in Pacific Beach

[waterboy]

I’ve noticed a trend in watching all these shows lately, and its that they are not doing any profitable flips.

Trademark Properties (South Carolina) started the series by having one of the brothers open a restaurant, next episode showed them putting $5k into a listing to sell quicker, and the last few they were remodeling a town rec center.

Flipping Out (Los Angeles) Jeff has moved to the design business and project manager for clients remodels, but no personal flips

Flip This House- Armando from TX went to San Clemente to try & help someone finish a project and work with the lender. The guy from LA (forget his name) was shown fixing up a place in TX for a family member. The CT Homes guys decided to move into the PB flip and on the most recent one they decided to help a friend open a salon and also put a few dollars into repainting & fixing up a bedroom & bathroom of a place they already owned so that it would rent for more.

When is the last time any of these shows have had an episode of a profitable flip…hope the network pays them well, and I guess that is why they are having these conferences to squeeze every penny out of their recent fame.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=pabloesqobar]Heh, I just read that ad. JP, it says the event is free. That is pretty standard for these types of events. They’ll ask you to sign up for their crap after you’re already there and caught up in the hype.

Also from the advertisement: “You’ll also learn the key to life mastery and the 3 elements to creating lasting change”. From a couple of 30-something house flippers.

It could be a fun event just for the comic relief factor. Knowing the key to life mastery could come in handy.[/quote]

Pablo: I’m pretty sure that Douglas Adams’ “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy” contains the key to life mastery. Or, at the least, the meaning of life, which I think (according to the book) is 42.

Hope that helps.

On a more serious note, I did management and financial consulting for a number of years after I got out of the corporate rat race and was always mystified by the number of “gurus” and “life coaches” out there. In the main, they were wholly unqualified for the position and generally just spouted this unintelligible corporatespeak gibberish (which they had largely stolen from guys like Tom Peters and Tony Robbins).

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=pabloesqobar]Heh, I just read that ad. JP, it says the event is free. That is pretty standard for these types of events. They’ll ask you to sign up for their crap after you’re already there and caught up in the hype.

Also from the advertisement: “You’ll also learn the key to life mastery and the 3 elements to creating lasting change”. From a couple of 30-something house flippers.

It could be a fun event just for the comic relief factor. Knowing the key to life mastery could come in handy.[/quote]

Pablo: I’m pretty sure that Douglas Adams’ “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy” contains the key to life mastery. Or, at the least, the meaning of life, which I think (according to the book) is 42.

Hope that helps.

On a more serious note, I did management and financial consulting for a number of years after I got out of the corporate rat race and was always mystified by the number of “gurus” and “life coaches” out there. In the main, they were wholly unqualified for the position and generally just spouted this unintelligible corporatespeak gibberish (which they had largely stolen from guys like Tom Peters and Tony Robbins).

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=pabloesqobar]Heh, I just read that ad. JP, it says the event is free. That is pretty standard for these types of events. They’ll ask you to sign up for their crap after you’re already there and caught up in the hype.

Also from the advertisement: “You’ll also learn the key to life mastery and the 3 elements to creating lasting change”. From a couple of 30-something house flippers.

It could be a fun event just for the comic relief factor. Knowing the key to life mastery could come in handy.[/quote]

Pablo: I’m pretty sure that Douglas Adams’ “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy” contains the key to life mastery. Or, at the least, the meaning of life, which I think (according to the book) is 42.

Hope that helps.

On a more serious note, I did management and financial consulting for a number of years after I got out of the corporate rat race and was always mystified by the number of “gurus” and “life coaches” out there. In the main, they were wholly unqualified for the position and generally just spouted this unintelligible corporatespeak gibberish (which they had largely stolen from guys like Tom Peters and Tony Robbins).

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=pabloesqobar]Heh, I just read that ad. JP, it says the event is free. That is pretty standard for these types of events. They’ll ask you to sign up for their crap after you’re already there and caught up in the hype.

Also from the advertisement: “You’ll also learn the key to life mastery and the 3 elements to creating lasting change”. From a couple of 30-something house flippers.

It could be a fun event just for the comic relief factor. Knowing the key to life mastery could come in handy.[/quote]

Pablo: I’m pretty sure that Douglas Adams’ “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy” contains the key to life mastery. Or, at the least, the meaning of life, which I think (according to the book) is 42.

Hope that helps.

On a more serious note, I did management and financial consulting for a number of years after I got out of the corporate rat race and was always mystified by the number of “gurus” and “life coaches” out there. In the main, they were wholly unqualified for the position and generally just spouted this unintelligible corporatespeak gibberish (which they had largely stolen from guys like Tom Peters and Tony Robbins).

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=pabloesqobar]Heh, I just read that ad. JP, it says the event is free. That is pretty standard for these types of events. They’ll ask you to sign up for their crap after you’re already there and caught up in the hype.

Also from the advertisement: “You’ll also learn the key to life mastery and the 3 elements to creating lasting change”. From a couple of 30-something house flippers.

It could be a fun event just for the comic relief factor. Knowing the key to life mastery could come in handy.[/quote]

Pablo: I’m pretty sure that Douglas Adams’ “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy” contains the key to life mastery. Or, at the least, the meaning of life, which I think (according to the book) is 42.

Hope that helps.

On a more serious note, I did management and financial consulting for a number of years after I got out of the corporate rat race and was always mystified by the number of “gurus” and “life coaches” out there. In the main, they were wholly unqualified for the position and generally just spouted this unintelligible corporatespeak gibberish (which they had largely stolen from guys like Tom Peters and Tony Robbins).

[Anonymous]

I have been going to a lot of seminars in the past two years, some of them are good, some of them are waste of time. I have been to Paul’s tour and training of the house on Diamond street – it was fun to see what they did to the house, there were lots of tips for people who want to rehab houses.

It was free – they were promoting a paid training at the end of the event. It is probably going to be something similar to this on September 13th: free event with promotions at the end.

[Anonymous]

I have been going to a lot of seminars in the past two years, some of them are good, some of them are waste of time. I have been to Paul’s tour and training of the house on Diamond street – it was fun to see what they did to the house, there were lots of tips for people who want to rehab houses.

It was free – they were promoting a paid training at the end of the event. It is probably going to be something similar to this on September 13th: free event with promotions at the end.

[Anonymous]

I have been going to a lot of seminars in the past two years, some of them are good, some of them are waste of time. I have been to Paul’s tour and training of the house on Diamond street – it was fun to see what they did to the house, there were lots of tips for people who want to rehab houses.

It was free – they were promoting a paid training at the end of the event. It is probably going to be something similar to this on September 13th: free event with promotions at the end.

[Anonymous]

I have been going to a lot of seminars in the past two years, some of them are good, some of them are waste of time. I have been to Paul’s tour and training of the house on Diamond street – it was fun to see what they did to the house, there were lots of tips for people who want to rehab houses.

It was free – they were promoting a paid training at the end of the event. It is probably going to be something similar to this on September 13th: free event with promotions at the end.

[Anonymous]

I have been going to a lot of seminars in the past two years, some of them are good, some of them are waste of time. I have been to Paul’s tour and training of the house on Diamond street – it was fun to see what they did to the house, there were lots of tips for people who want to rehab houses.

It was free – they were promoting a paid training at the end of the event. It is probably going to be something similar to this on September 13th: free event with promotions at the end.

[ljinvestor]

Olena- Are they trying to partner with investors, or what are they really selling?

[ljinvestor]

Olena- Are they trying to partner with investors, or what are they really selling?

[ljinvestor]

Olena- Are they trying to partner with investors, or what are they really selling?

[ljinvestor]

Olena- Are they trying to partner with investors, or what are they really selling?

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