It's one of those movies you watch, and then for about 1-2 days after you feel the 'glow' of Andy Dufresne's "defy to odds, never say quit" attitude.Here's the challenge I see: implementation.You said you had a friend who died after starting an "up and coming Fortune 500 company."

That's the question for your accountant.I'm having movie moments but your money is a lot like Tom Hanks in "The Terminal". 

I think the real market is with the movie people for short-term rental.

Go for broke is sexy on TV and movies, it's not ideal when you have four kids, and a partner who is starting up her own business at the same time, relying on you. 2 - Knowledge.

Really liked that movie.

Think of the good cop bad cop routine we all see on TV and the movies.

I'm trained as an architect as well, doing the architect hours which are not 9-5 by any stretch, and no where near what the shows or movies or ads portray.

Think Hills Have Eyes, literally, as in that is the town the movie was filmed in...

Downtown Cleveland has been a stand-in for New York City on several occasions in various movies, and offers an unusually urban environment for a city of its size.

An example of intrinsic value of a home might be a property owned by a movie star or some admired public figure (if there is one, LOL).