Filthy Fortunes

I liked this series. I have followed Matt for years. He works hard to help people in need, works his butt off and sometimes doesn't make much. He is kind hearted which is rare these days and never bad mouths the clients. Great show. Be kind like Matt and his crew. He tries very hard to find all the money he can for the job. They leave the properties in good clean condition. He helps families dealing with relative's horder houses. They clean up some nasty rooms and find the good things to keep. The crew spends money on the clean-up and keeps the profit to split with the owners. I cannot think of a bad thing to say about this show. Watch it. You'll love it as much as I did.

As much as I enjoy a show in this nature like American Pickers and other flipping junk shows. This one is lacking major opportunity.

Why don't we see the deals in the end that are considered the BIG money makers. Episode cuts off and goes straight to the breakdown.

Personally Matt comes off as a fair deal maker but when it comes to gold and silver instead of telling them to hold onto it as it will only go up in value he wants to get it sold so he makes more money rather than looking out for the client. I feel that is shady.

It is fun to see all of the interesting toys and collections that hoarders have and how much money can be made but I feel like we are missing all of the small sales that are happening to make room for irrelevant scenes of Matt talking about time and volume.

It isn't "help me help you" it's "let me help you help me"