Mrs. Gwen Taylor, native of Saint Louis, Missouri and the inventor of the Flip That House The Board Game.
THE WOMAN BEHIND THE GAME
About Gwen Taylor
My Story
Educated in the Saint Louis Public School System and a proud graduate of O’Fallon Technical High School, Mrs. Taylor’s academic journey took an unconventional path. She embarked on her college education later in life, displaying remarkable determination and commitment to her goals. In 2017, she achieved a significant milestone by earning her Master’s degree in Healthcare Management from the prestigious University of Phoenix.
However, Mrs. Taylor’s story doesn’t stop at her academic accomplishments. Her remarkable journey reflects a spirit of resilience and creativity. Amid the unprecedented challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic in the summer of 2020, Mrs. Taylor ventured into the world of entrepreneurship and innovation. It was during this time that she conceived and brought to life ‘Flip That House,’ an engaging and exciting board game that quickly gained popularity. Her ability to adapt and thrive in the face of adversity is a testament to her determination and entrepreneurial spirit.
Beyond her professional and entrepreneurial pursuits, Mrs. Taylor’s personal life is equally fulfilling. She shares her life with Chef Bruce Taylor, a renowned culinary expert, creating a dynamic partnership where creativity and innovation flourish. Together, they have built a life filled with shared passions and accomplishments.
In addition to her career and partnership, Mrs. Taylor also cherishes her role as a devoted mother to two adult sons. Her love and support have played a pivotal role in shaping their lives. Furthermore, she has embraced the role of grandmother, relishing the joy of watching her family grow and thrive.
Notably, Mrs. Taylor’s compassion extends beyond her immediate family. She has opened her heart and home as a foster mom, providing a nurturing and caring environment to children in need. This commitment to making a positive impact on the lives of others underscores her compassionate nature and dedication to serving her community.
In summary, Mrs. Taylor’s life is a testament to the power of determination, resilience, and creativity. From her humble beginnings in the Saint Louis Public School System to her academic achievements, entrepreneurial endeavors, and loving family life, she continues to inspire those around her with her unwavering spirit and commitment to making a differe
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Frequently Asked Questions
If you play as a team or group, does each person receive $250,000 in start-up money?
No. The team or group receives a total of $250,000 for start-up money.
How much is a Flipper Stipend, and how often does a flipper receive it?
Each time you land on or pass the spot that indicates 'Collect Flipper Stipend,' the flipper collects $20,000 from the bank.
What does ABB stand for?
ABB stands for ABB-Vacation Rentals. If you own an ABB, you can collect rent every month. An OMG card will also allow you to collect rent on your ABB.
How do I get a Hard Money Loan?
You must land on the Hard Money Loan space on the game board.
What is the recommended age to play the game?
The game is recommended for players aged 12 and older. Players should be able to perform basic mathematical computations.
What is the object of the game Flip That House?
The object of the game is to make savvy real estate decisions as a real estate investor.
If the game is ended prior to a Flipper accumulating One Million Dollars in cash and assets, how is the winner determined?
The first player or team that reaches $1,000,000 in cash and assets combined (based on the ARV amount of each property) will be the winner of the game and the Ultimate Flipping Mogul.
What happens if multiple players reach $1,000,000 at the same time?
The Flipper who has the highest amount of assets in cash and property would be deemed the Winner and the Ultimate Flipping Mogul.
Are all taxes paid to the collector of revenue? And where are collected taxes held?
All taxes are held under the game board under the Collector of Revenue space. If a player lands on that space during their turn, they collect money held by the Collector of Revenue.
If I land on a space that states I must pay taxes, repairs, etc. on one of my flips, and I don't own any property, must I still pay?
No, if you don't own any property, you do not have to pay.
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