“Selling Sunset” has definitely solidified its spot as everyone’s favorite Netflix reality TV show.
It has it all: stunning people, even more beautiful properties, and a truckload of drama.
Who hasn’t had their fair share of inter-office drama?
But these ladies make drama look like an art form.
What seemed at first to be just another real estate show has offered so much more.
Keep reading to learn a few of the rules the cast has to follow.
Many doubt that the ladies even have licenses, and that they’re merely playing pretend.
President of The Oppenheim Group, Jason Oppenheim was quick to clear up this misconception.
“I don’t like to lean into the drama of it all.
That is what truly does give me anxiety,” she said.
They make what they sell
“Selling Sunset” is filled with crazy numbers.
According toThe Tab, there is no base salary.
Speaking toExpress, agent Davina Potraz explained how it works.
Her co-star Mary Fitzgerald also weighed in on how difficult it can be to rely solely on commissions.
“I think the hardest thing in real estate is working for commission only.
Spending months sometimes with a client and then they change their minds,” she added.
This has been especially difficult for theChristine Quinn, who is often portrayed as the show’s resident villain.
“I’m not used to being on television like this.
There were certain things where I had trust in production, but they didn’t have our backs.
I was really surprised seeing the way they portrayed me,” Quinn toldNylonin 2020.
She also spoke toE!
’s Daily Popabout what she perceives as favoritism in the editing room.
Why can’t I ever get a word in?'"
PerCheat Sheet, all cast members are required to do their own hair and makeup as they see fit.
