Millionnaire incognito

Yes, as a show it is good as it demonstrated how to work hard, how one person can keep trying to find solutions - this part of the show is true, it is lacking on some of the people.

However, don't take this serious enough to think you can replicate what just happened in the show to create YOURSELF a million-dollar business in 90 days or a year or even longer. just like everyone else mentioned that you can not get a loan when you have nothing, and you can not get 10 people to work for you for nothing, you may get a good friend help you out a couple of hours for a few days, but not to this extent..

Again, a TV show is a TV show, and sit back and enjoy!

My husband and I found this show on an airplane. We loved the first season, we've learned so much (from the first season) and applied alot of the ideas to our own life. The second season was far worse though, filled with agendas too. All 3 of the contestants were a bunch of brats.

This is how you make a documentary TV series.

It is well shot, well paced, well edited and follows the story with a great plot. Really interesting concept for the reality show.

I don't care if it's fake, it's entertaining and I enjoy every minute of it.

If a visible cameraman is following you of course people are going to say yes to most of your requests. He has a phone, a truck, gas and some cash. I'd say he's better off than some people I know who have none of those things. But it's still an interesting idea for a show.

So far this is an unbelievable process. Flipping $3000 cars for almost $10G, with a car wash. OK, not likely but Could happen, I guess. Obtaining a construction loan on the house with a fake name and background and no income IS NOT going to happen. Unless he had help from the network, at a minimum it's fraud and the show does not explain this impossibility. He wants to flip for $80K. Again, not likely and also how will he get the cash for the profits with fake ID and background. Since this is a lynch pin of the show it's already foolish. Without explaining the mortgage loan, the concept falls apart. Even a no docs mortgage requires a credit score... More Fraud?