ALERT CASTING AFRICAN-AMERICAN HOUSE FLIPPERS WANTED CASTING NEW TV SERIES!

AFRICAN-AMERICAN HOUSE FLIPPERS 
WANTED CASTING NEW TV SERIES!

We are searching NATIONWIDE for AFRICAN-
AMERICAN HOUSE F LIPPERS for a new TV series 
from a major television production company.

*  Do you flip houses?

*  Do you turn rundown houses into beautiful luxurious 

   homes?

*  Do you have a partner you work with?

We are looking for TEAMS OF TWO with big personalities who
work together to fix up homes and resell them.

We will follow your team as you buy, glamorously fix up, and resell a home.

There is compensation if you're selected, plus the opportunity to win a HUGE PRIZE!

TO SUBMIT:
Be sure to mention you heard about this from billboardcasting.com for priority 

consideration, and email

ALL the information requested below to:

castinghouseflippers@gmail.com

Be sure to include:
1. Your name, and your partner's name (first and last)
2. Contact phone number for each of you
3. City/State where you live
4. Brief bios about each of you, and why you'd be great for this show

5. Three recent photos of each of you - separately or together (jpg format please)

Homelessness in Los Angeles County

According to the Institute for the Study of Homelessness and Poverty at the Weingart Center, an estimated 254,000 men, women and children experience homelessness in Los Angeles County during some part of the year and approximately 82,000 people are homeless on any given night. 

Unaccompanied youth, especially in the Hollywood area, are estimated to make up from 4,800 to 10,000 of these.

Although homeless people may be found throughout the county, the largest percentages are in South Los Angeles and Metro Los Angeles.  Most are from the Los Angeles area and stay in or near the communities from which they came. About 14 to 18 percent of homeless adults in Los Angeles County are not U.S. citizens compared with 29% of adults overall. A high percentage - as high as 20 percent - are veterans. 

African Americans make up approximately half of the Los Angeles County homeless population - disproportionately high compared to the percentage of African Americans in the county overall (about 9 percent).