Nathan Payne, a real estate investor, asks a 95-year-old woman who's lived in her house since 1955 if she'll sell it for cash. She declines and plans to stay. Payne sees it as a potential future flip.
Hello? You want me to come around to the window? I'll come around. I see the lady here. Hi! Hey, how are you? Oh, you're watching Dish Network. I used to work for Dish Network. I didn't want to make you get up. My name is Nathan Payne. I'm a real estate investor. Have you lived here for a long time? You're serious? Wow, that's— how long have you lived here? 1955. Wow, congrats. Well, I love your hair, by the way. Beautiful. Okay, well, you enjoy that ice cream. Okay, have a great day, ma'am. Wow, that's awesome. 95 years old, been here since 1955. That's amazing. Now she's obviously not going to sell, right? She's going to stay here forever, as long as she can. But that would be a great one to fix and flip, you know, eventually, right?
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