What happened to the guy from Flip This House?

He is the founder of “Armando Montelongo Companies”, which presents real estate investment seminars. In 2012, Montelongo established his company headquarters in San Antonio, Texas. Montelongo continues investing in real estate while operating his seminar company.

Who is Armando Montelongo wife?

Veronica MontelongoArmando Montelongo / Wife (m.?–2011)

What happened to that house flipper Montelongo?

Controversial Flip This House star Armando Montelongo took his San Antonio mansion off the market. Controversial reality show star Armando Montelongo has pulled a lavish, Dominion-area mansion off the market after spending nearly two months seeking a buyer.

Did Armando and Veronica get divorced?

Armando Montelongo and his former wife Veronica gained publicity for their A&E reality show “Flip this House.” Their marriage, however, was not successful and divorce became final in 2012 in a San Antonio court with a settlement agreement that remained secret.

Did Armando Montelongo divorce his wife?

Armando Montelongo and his ex-wife, Veronica became reality television stars as a result of their cable television show on A&E called “Flip This House.” The show aired for three years prior to their divorce in 2012. Until recent court hearings, their divorce settlement had remained confidential.

What happened to Armando and Veronica?

Veronica requested the family law court to jail her former husband and fine him a $1,000 a day until he paid. Armando did not agree with Veronica’s accusations and instead claimed to have overpaid her $47,600. Another confidential agreement was made between the couple, and Armando did not have to spend a night in jail.

Who is Veronica Montelongo married?

Armando MontelongoVeronica Montelongo / Spouse (m.?–2011)

What happened to the Montelongo brothers?

David and Melina Montelongo, former co-stars of the A&E show “Flip This House,” claim they can’t pay back their debts. Last week, the couple filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy liquidation in San Antonio. They have about $31,000 in assets and owe creditors roughly $600,000, says their bankruptcy attorney, J. Todd Malaise.