Take a Real Estate, playing Flip Investor, who comes along to evaluate your property after the flipper of origin screws up and needs help. For the price of that help, it's Turner's money invested for payback, plus one helluva high percentage of the sales cut. I have to believe the housing joyride these fakes are on, will set us back to the 2006 housing bust where everyone will lose. And you show up in shorts so damn short, you can take a sharpie and create a map on the cellulite shown on Turners's thighs. It's really unattractive-when she sits down and crosses her legs in heels so high, to make her very appearance as a serious agent a joke. But I digress-this is a comedy, right?
HGTV is given a really false impression of how homes are handled from build to sale. Page Turner thinks she's cute and she plays that to the camera (for ratings) and the dance-around-yay-yay-yay-it's-perfect-I-love-it-formula is tired. The smartest move was by those women that refused to pay Turner the 30% she was seeking for her so-called expertise-knocking it down to 10%-and that was a gift. This show will fall off the schedule and we'll all move on to another fantasy sold by HGTV. Bye Page.
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