Amnesty waterboarded a guy on film, to say that waterboarding is torture and to draw attention to it worldwide a couple years back.

I was a young immigrant, trying to break into the film and TV business and had no job.

By the way: For those of us in film industry towns like Albuquerque, New Orleans, and Atlanta, there is big demand for temporary lodging for film industry crews.

I'm from the Waco, TX area where fixer upper is film and they actually do a lot of flipping themselves or their companies do.

We had planned to develop some lots we owned in Gold Beach, OR but with current events have decided to sell them instead so they are currently on the market.When not doing things Real Estate, I am an avid photographer having 'converted' from film to digital only a few years ago.

In addition to this, I spent 12 years on film and print sets, which allowed me to become acquainted with the many connections in this terrific industry.

. :-)  You could also apply a frosting or privacy film to the bottom half of windows, so that the renter doesnt have to have a textile covering (which harbors mold and bacteria, not good in bath).  

Found this YouTube video filmed in 2009 which is when prices had dropped and were continuing to drop.

"Flipping the panhandle"That sounds like a great new show, @Kevin Stone get down here and start filming!  

The project was filmed for a pilot episode for his NEW show "Buyer's Bootcamp".