College educated baby boomers more likely to own second homes. Find out why vacation homes make a great investment.

Flipping Houses author and family to be featured on TLC's Flip That House. This episode will differ from other shows because the house flippers work on the property as a family and have been turning "doghouses" into "dollhouses" for thirty years using interior design strategies.

This first part of David Lindahl's teleseminar is on the 5 steps to financial freedom through Condo Conversion.

There's no doubt that you can make significant amounts of money by buying, repairing, and reselling houses. However, it takes knowledge, time, and careful planning to make maximum profits in a minimum amount of time, and if you make a mistake along the way, it can make a serious dent in your bottom line.

Real estate has always been, and will continue to be, one of the surest ways to get rich in America. Since the earliest days of this country, more people have gotten wealthy through owning real estate than any other way. In fact, the largest investment and biggest asset that the average U.S. citizen possesses is their home. There are lots of reasons to become an investment property owner, but there are things you should know before you buy your first piece of property.

There are many ways to make money in real estate. Two popular and proven ways are flipping houses and landlording. Often, both of these methods involve fixing or rehabbing the property for higher profits.

When Lori with Flip That House called me to see if we have any working houses coming up to feature on TLC's reality show, as an investor, I thought "What's in it for us?"

Welcome to the second installment of a 1.5 hour interview with Dave Lindahl.

Should you hold an open house to sell your home? Should investors stage an open house?