CBS News; Money watch recently released an article about some of the more popular real estate TV stars turned Gurus and how their seminars are not what they are cracked up to be.Some of the Gurus mentioned in the article are:Scott Yancey from Flipping Vegas.Tarek and Christina El Moussa from Flip or Flop.Armando Montelongo from Flip this house.The author got a few quotes from myself and also gave a nice shout out to BiggerPockets.Check it out below.TV stars' house-flip seminars are a flop with some

You do not have to owner occupy a HUD home if you purchase it during the "extended" bidding period.

I lend private money, and can avoid most of the hoops, but I don't care to drop my rate, extend my term and lower my costs.  

Will the insurance company allow you to extend liability from one primary property to all your properties, thereby saving you money on each one?

Everyone has said that if I make my payments in full and on time, and the properties are profitable (both statements are true), then refinancing at the end of those terms and extending another 3-5 years won't be an issue.Now, I fully believe those people.  

They will need to sign off on the Change Order form and also a Lien Waiver Release Form stating they were paid for whatever services they did complete for you. 

I definitely agree with  all of the comments which is why I am going to MI in June for an extended stay and partnering up with someone who is an experienced flipper while I oversee the project and we split the profits.

Whatever you do, keep putting money away, and don't over-extend yourself on a deal.  

It's usually the mortgage lender that takes so long to complete a transaction, and TRID regs introduced last October only extended the time required.

For tenant appeal, easier maintenance, and an extended lifespan - everyone wants the look of wood these days.