The things you find while remodeling a house. Is it worth fixing? Let's evaluate a project house.

The things you find while remodeling a house. People always ask why we open a project house all the way down to the studs. Find out why in the in depth videos about flipping houses. We will talk about joist hangers and what happens to a house if you don't use them.
With so many content creators claiming that owning real estate is just easy money or “passive income” I wanted to show the real side of owning real estate. It’s hard dirty work. We are going to show our viewers the good, the bad and the ugly side of owning and managing real estate. Don’t get me wrong, there can be good money in owning and flipping real estate, but it comes with great risk. Will this be a good purchase or will this house become a money pit?
Over the next few months, I will be releasing videos of our progress on this property. I want to encourage you to submit your opinions on the decisions we make along the way. And of course, I expect the armchair critics to come along too.
My name is Jim Viebrock, I’ve been a real estate broker since 2006 and I have been flipping houses since 1987. With nearly 40 years of experience under my belt I’ve seen a lot of products and methods of work come and go. Over the course of this project, we will discuss how some of the changes weathered time. Did the old method last? Will the new products go the distance? We’ll talk about the pros and cons as I see them and open the debate for others to have their say.
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[@woodman928]

Good job Jim. Your videos just keep getting better and better

[@millin360]

Thanks Jay!

[@michaeldavid2320]

Have to check the catalog for details but Simpson makes screws to connect top plates to rafters for wind uplift. Replaces hurricane ties. Might work in place of hangers as well. We are in a hurricane zone and I always try to strengthen the framing when it is accessible.

[@millin360]

Thanks for your insight. There is so much chatter about the use of these products, I like to hear peoples thoughts.