I was actually nervous on their behalf. I am so glad it worked out for them, because they are sincere and hardworking. From all the couples, I am most impressed by them! 👏👏👏👏
Because people jump into things because doing research. Besides, no1 rule is: if you assume something costs X ir will be at least 1,15x regarding houses
@@rzu7120 And wood roaches and stuff. Trees are pretty, but the things that live within them then find their way into your house if you've not set up deterrents.
@@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley I owned the same house for 23 years that was surrounded by trees. That never once happened to me. Trees are our friends. We wouldn't live if they weren't here.
@@angelbulldog4934 Could depend on the type of trees, though. I'm definitely not advocating for cutting them down, just saying be careful about where you live as some trees also like to house creepy crawlies that will invite themselves in 😅.
2:04 Im not in their area but I believe the shrub on the right is a bougainvillea?? So they have thorns right Anyway CERTAIN trees/shrubs are actually investments people will pay for mature plants because you can’t just find them at your local nursery The average homeowner/buyer (from what I’ve seen) they make the mistake to rip everything out and start fresh mostly due to lack of knowledge but if they just take a couple minutes to learn how to prune transplant or propagate they’ll save so much…sometimes they probably end up buying plants they threw away lol
Yikes!! They left the backyard so empty and barren......I'm so sad they cut down those beautiful flowering trees! But it is their 1st flip and wish them luck. I even felt nervous for them. Good job
Probably because they were idiots. I have patience for many things but stupidity by choice is not one of those things. What decade did they think they were living in where they though 30k could get them a whole house remodel. Then they go and hire some Joe off the street after already having spoken to a professional for advice. They deserved to be ripped off
Wait, wait, wait...this guy was nagging them that their house isn't in ship-shape condition, swore up and down that it wouldn't be worth more than $525K-ish, was appraised TWICE in the range of $540K, and they sold it for $570K?! And this is why you don't let home renovation TV shows be your real estate counselor 😓. All of these shows over-charge people for renovations as well, if they're the ones paying for it for the owners to be featured on TV. Good on the wife for at least taking the middle road of $539K and not caving to that $520. I know that won't always work, but really happy it did for them.
@@Jessicaro Keeping the excitement but throwing their real estate agent under the bus isn't really a great business model, lol. All it did is put me off from watching any of the other videos like this.
@@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley why? tv shows are always like this. flip and flop was the same. what made you think this would be different? did you not notice that every time tarik for example said this ain't good in the house like the garden etc every potential buyer that goes in has the same observation? again it is for show you watch how they renovate and how it eventually turns out all the rest is not to be taking seriously. if you find a tip good take it or else it is entertainment.and when it comes to real estate it is worth what the buyer wants to give for it and real estate is real hot right now with covid going on everyone wants a house with garden so that probably played a part too as why it sold so much higher than the rest of the houses in the neighborhood.
@@Jessicaro This looks to be an older episode and was filmed before the pandemic. Though yes, I understand there being an entertainment aspect (I'd call HGTV more of an "edu-tainment" channel, you can learn something while being entertained), but there's a time and a place for doing that. You don't want to make your experts look like idiots. I mean, it's good for those looking to flip and sell a home that the home owners were the ones who were in the right this time, but what does it say about HGTV and the people that are supposed to guide these home owners? I don't see how making the real estate expert look bad is supposed to help both, HGTV's and the man's image outside of the channel.
I was wondering about that too, and it's actually not true. They will pay back their family from the break even sum and the rest (almost 70.000) is their profit (before taxes). Not bad at all for young rookies,
I think hallways should be wider and entryways should be in its own room. Wider hallways provide floor space for bookshelves, narrow tables small, seating bench, and ample wall space for family photos. I had a multicolor motion detector at the end of the hall in the center cubby below the bench. It was absolutely beautiful space. I don't know why hallways don't just come with built-in, adjustable shelving and recessed area on other wall for photos to go. I guess that'll have to be custom when I win the lottery. A walk in closet off hallway also would be welcome by most encountering one. Family games, coats, boots, fans, crafts/projects, sewing machine, tools, etc. I haven't seen any linen closets in any remodels.😮 Nor any surveillance, intercoms, surround sound, lighting dimmers, yard lighting, garage finish, storage sheds, built-in baby/pet gates, some color on walls or a few, and lastly, no place for trash, inside or out. I assume sinks have garbage disposals. Now with rain coming back to California, be thinking of roof guttering and rain yard drainage. These things will destroy a home. Sorry. Ex County Appraiser's Sales Appraiser (1). PS In Asia, ceilings aren't neglected. They come up with all sorts of beauty, some not.
So even if they don't know what they are doing they still can make a big profit because the housing market is so insane right now. That's lucky for them
So many DIYers create high impact designs and are able to save tremendous amounts of money. I believe so much money could be saved on some of these houses.
Think the lighter colored gables looks awkward. Should match the slightly darker paint on the lower walls. While after looks better, the layout is still weird, yeah the weird L wall is awkward.
You'd think that there would be support before people buy the house and then to make sure that there is a choice of recommended contractors to use. Especially to figure out timelines when it comes to things like planting grass seeds!! Such expensive mistakes. / I don't think the staging costs were included in the total.
CANNOT BELIEVE they cut down those flowering trees!!! No!No!No! We need those trees for pollinators and birds!!! If those trees/shrubs were not native species, then I can stomach it a bit - but!!! we NEED GREEN to suck up carbon and pollution!!! and native flowering species to rehabilitate our ecosystems!!! - Just floored they favoured a desert of grass instead of the beauty and function of the trees.
They were definitely blessed, the got 20k over there original desired asking price... Where Tarek told them to go 25k less. She called it and they got it. Amen!
At the very start of the video is that how they found the place all full of trash and nasty? can't believe people would actually live in filth, stink, and nasty crap.
If they could afford the 3000 a month mortgage payment as their personal residence, howabout do a tidy up and call it a day and wait 10 years before doing that 100k remodel.
For future investors- please listen to the mentor lol. Don’t hire a dude. I always go with contractors because guess what. If something happens, they have insurance and are liable as opposed to the dude is not. That was a shady funny comment lol.
Tarek, $570k is about $50k above what you estimated. I can see not setting people up for failure by leading them to expect too much. But... People already nervous. Here's a rule someone came up for parents with their kids: for every negative praise at least twice that much. I think you scare the people that ask for your help. Kid gloves will let them enjoy the process rather than have a stress stroke. PS - You would have bought this house because you've purchased far worse, sight unseen. You stressed over every unseen obstacle, poor Christina! Poor Contractors! 😂 And yet, you always come out with huge profits. The majority if people don't collect big money for a long day's hard work or get to call the shots. Smaller profits would actually be the best thing to happen to the housing market. You flippers, have really jacked up the selling prices everywhere and even the shitters rise with your profits. Just sayin. Let your ex wife teach kids how to drive. 😅 Just sayin. Love ya. Just thought after this couple, a little feedback for you. Don't become a grumpy old man everyone hears but don't listen to.
it's safe to say He isn't an expert like he thinks he is. just because someone does something means they are an expert. He's constantly wrong in his market and rehab analysis. This why I teach my people how to start #HustlingHouses for FREE because it's all about formulas and strategies.
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I was actually nervous on their behalf. I am so glad it worked out for them, because they are sincere and hardworking. From all the couples, I am most impressed by them! 👏👏👏👏
I was wayyy too nervous for someone who just enjoys the show, happy that the house got sold fast and at a great price too👏👏
Just wondering why they thought they could do it all for $30,000
Because people jump into things because doing research. Besides, no1 rule is: if you assume something costs X ir will be at least 1,15x regarding houses
Newbies.
Wow those trees in the backyard are gorgeous
Edit: oh no they ripped out all the beautiful trees during the remodel -___-
One man's tree is another man's weed.
Looked like bougainvillea bushes to me.
@@rzu7120 And wood roaches and stuff. Trees are pretty, but the things that live within them then find their way into your house if you've not set up deterrents.
@@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley I owned the same house for 23 years that was surrounded by trees. That never once happened to me. Trees are our friends. We wouldn't live if they weren't here.
@@angelbulldog4934 Could depend on the type of trees, though. I'm definitely not advocating for cutting them down, just saying be careful about where you live as some trees also like to house creepy crawlies that will invite themselves in 😅.
That mans wife is stunning.
The flora in the backyard is gorgeous in their benefit.
Edited: HIRE A CONTRACTOR
Edited again: they took down the flora?! Why?
Yes, it's such a pity, all the blooming bushes, they were so beautiful.
2:04 Im not in their area but I believe the shrub on the right is a bougainvillea?? So they have thorns right
Anyway CERTAIN trees/shrubs are actually investments people will pay for mature plants because you can’t just find them at your local nursery
The average homeowner/buyer (from what I’ve seen) they make the mistake to rip everything out and start fresh mostly due to lack of knowledge but if they just take a couple minutes to learn how to prune transplant or propagate they’ll save so much…sometimes they probably end up buying plants they threw away lol
Just "love" Tarek's eye rolls. He uses his whole body to get the point across.
he don't really know how to calculate numbers. his ex-wife was the heavy hitter. His lack of knowledge constantly shows that he is so wrong.
Yikes!! They left the backyard so empty and barren......I'm so sad they cut down those beautiful flowering trees! But it is their 1st flip and wish them luck. I even felt nervous for them. Good job
Tarek has done this so long and definitely knows his stuff but he was being more snobby than usual in this one
Good thing they stuck to the price
Probably because they were idiots. I have patience for many things but stupidity by choice is not one of those things. What decade did they think they were living in where they though 30k could get them a whole house remodel. Then they go and hire some Joe off the street after already having spoken to a professional for advice. They deserved to be ripped off
GREAT NEWS! So happy they SOLD it. No short cuts, it doesn't work....
They did a good job, but I wonder about that vast laminate wasteland. Why so much unused/unusable space?
Wait, wait, wait...this guy was nagging them that their house isn't in ship-shape condition, swore up and down that it wouldn't be worth more than $525K-ish, was appraised TWICE in the range of $540K, and they sold it for $570K?! And this is why you don't let home renovation TV shows be your real estate counselor 😓. All of these shows over-charge people for renovations as well, if they're the ones paying for it for the owners to be featured on TV. Good on the wife for at least taking the middle road of $539K and not caving to that $520. I know that won't always work, but really happy it did for them.
tarik is a real estate agent. but i also think they do this mostly for show to keep the excitement etc
@@Jessicaro Keeping the excitement but throwing their real estate agent under the bus isn't really a great business model, lol. All it did is put me off from watching any of the other videos like this.
@@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley why? tv shows are always like this. flip and flop was the same. what made you think this would be different? did you not notice that every time tarik for example said this ain't good in the house like the garden etc every potential buyer that goes in has the same observation?
again it is for show you watch how they renovate and how it eventually turns out all the rest is not to be taking seriously. if you find a tip good take it or else it is entertainment.and when it comes to real estate it is worth what the buyer wants to give for it and real estate is real hot right now with covid going on everyone wants a house with garden so that probably played a part too as why it sold so much higher than the rest of the houses in the neighborhood.
@@Jessicaro This looks to be an older episode and was filmed before the pandemic. Though yes, I understand there being an entertainment aspect (I'd call HGTV more of an "edu-tainment" channel, you can learn something while being entertained), but there's a time and a place for doing that. You don't want to make your experts look like idiots. I mean, it's good for those looking to flip and sell a home that the home owners were the ones who were in the right this time, but what does it say about HGTV and the people that are supposed to guide these home owners? I don't see how making the real estate expert look bad is supposed to help both, HGTV's and the man's image outside of the channel.
exactly. he is really a total bluff! his ex-wife was the smarts of all of it. He isn't an expert like he ppl think.
Good for them! Glad they made their money back, but they're basically back to square one after paying family back.
I was wondering about that too, and it's actually not true. They will pay back their family from the break even sum and the rest (almost 70.000) is their profit (before taxes). Not bad at all for young rookies,
@@ksenijadavidovic5848They owed $60+K to his dad. That was the only profit. That leaves very little left for them.
@@StephanieJoRountree they owe 32,000 to the dad, rest was profit.
I think hallways should be wider and entryways should be in its own room.
Wider hallways provide floor space for bookshelves, narrow tables small, seating bench, and ample wall space for family photos. I had a multicolor motion detector at the end of the hall in the center cubby below the bench. It was absolutely beautiful space. I don't know why hallways don't just come with built-in, adjustable shelving and recessed area on other wall for photos to go. I guess that'll have to be custom when I win the lottery. A walk in closet off hallway also would be welcome by most encountering one. Family games, coats, boots, fans, crafts/projects, sewing machine, tools, etc.
I haven't seen any linen closets in any remodels.😮 Nor any surveillance, intercoms, surround sound, lighting dimmers, yard lighting, garage finish, storage sheds, built-in baby/pet gates, some color on walls or a few, and lastly, no place for trash, inside or out. I assume sinks have garbage disposals.
Now with rain coming back to California, be thinking of roof guttering and rain yard drainage. These things will destroy a home.
Sorry. Ex County Appraiser's Sales Appraiser (1).
PS In Asia, ceilings aren't neglected. They come up with all sorts of beauty, some not.
These episodes have to be super old. Real estate has gone way up in southern CA and homes like this are selling at $875 and up now.
These episodes are like 7 or 8 years old I think.
So even if they don't know what they are doing they still can make a big profit because the housing market is so insane right now. That's lucky for them
so happy for them! ❤🥳🥳
So many DIYers create high impact designs and are able to save tremendous amounts of money. I believe so much money could be saved on some of these houses.
Think the lighter colored gables looks awkward. Should match the slightly darker paint on the lower walls. While after looks better, the layout is still weird, yeah the weird L wall is awkward.
I’m so happy for them
You'd think that there would be support before people buy the house and then to make sure that there is a choice of recommended contractors to use. Especially to figure out timelines when it comes to things like planting grass seeds!! Such expensive mistakes. / I don't think the staging costs were included in the total.
Good for them.
They did a very good job. I don't think Tarek is suited to his mentoring role.
Im glad it worked out for them, but they are the definition of reckless and idiocy 🤦🏻♀️ investing all life savings 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
Ya gotta take risks sometimes
People...listen to Tarek...make money.
I like it!
CANNOT BELIEVE they cut down those flowering trees!!! No!No!No! We need those trees for pollinators and birds!!! If those trees/shrubs were not native species, then I can stomach it a bit - but!!! we NEED GREEN to suck up carbon and pollution!!! and native flowering species to rehabilitate our ecosystems!!! - Just floored they favoured a desert of grass instead of the beauty and function of the trees.
Thank you for this comment 🙏
the fireplace is definitely a personal preference....too busy
They got lucky with the offer this time.
They were definitely blessed, the got 20k over there original desired asking price... Where Tarek told them to go 25k less. She called it and they got it. Amen!
Listen to Tarek he can help you.
Why would previous owners leave the property with so much trash left behind? Was this a rental that ended bad with tenant?
3:25 she’s a baddie… 😎
I just don’t know how people can live in such horrid conditions like I’ve seen some houses and it’s just so unreal to me.
At the very start of the video is that how they found the place all full of trash and nasty? can't believe people would actually live in filth, stink, and nasty crap.
I was actually laughing when they said 30k in renovation.
1:30 Amber's been there
If they could afford the 3000 a month mortgage payment as their personal residence, howabout do a tidy up and call it a day and wait 10 years before doing that 100k remodel.
Their life savings? Geez.... I would have saved up alot more and just found a cheaper home and good gc
woww
You are the best so beautiful from Algeria
Now they have experience for next time.
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For future investors- please listen to the mentor lol. Don’t hire a dude. I always go with contractors because guess what. If something happens, they have insurance and are liable as opposed to the dude is not. That was a shady funny comment lol.
Mila, is that you?
Tarek, $570k is about $50k above what you estimated. I can see not setting people up for failure by leading them to expect too much. But... People already nervous. Here's a rule someone came up for parents with their kids: for every negative praise at least twice that much. I think you scare the people that ask for your help. Kid gloves will let them enjoy the process rather than have a stress stroke. PS - You would have bought this house because you've purchased far worse, sight unseen. You stressed over every unseen obstacle, poor Christina! Poor Contractors! 😂 And yet, you always come out with huge profits. The majority if people don't collect big money for a long day's hard work or get to call the shots. Smaller profits would actually be the best thing to happen to the housing market. You flippers, have really jacked up the selling prices everywhere and even the shitters rise with your profits. Just sayin.
Let your ex wife teach kids how to drive. 😅 Just sayin. Love ya. Just thought after this couple, a little feedback for you. Don't become a grumpy old man everyone hears but don't listen to.
This has got to be scripted because there's no way any body in their right state of mind would invest that amount of money with out research
I'd like to think that too...but due to all these flipping shows, way too many people think it's easy and a guaranteed profit.
@@TourPace that is true but I still would do my research and learn from tv shows like flip or flop
it's safe to say He isn't an expert like he thinks he is. just because someone does something means they are an expert. He's constantly wrong in his market and rehab analysis. This why I teach my people how to start #HustlingHouses for FREE because it's all about formulas and strategies.
The lady is soooooooo hot .
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