You and your wife should expect to hear from HGTV very soon, you both have a future in not just real estate, but film!

After considering it and going over the possible negative implications [ie: I was an agent, fixing up the property [mostly without permits] I did not want that filmed and have a buyer buy the house and have a leak and reference what they saw on the show and I did not pull permits] I decided not to go forward and appear on the show, Stupid - Could of been an HGTV star and never looked back.3.

I have contacted the Colorado film association to offer the car for commercials and movies.

Classic film.

SPOOKYOn a recent flip, I found an undeveloped roll of film hidden in an air duct along with a pocket knife.

I've built the system that powers the Tribeca Film Festival, I've worked for various well known startups and I'm the cofounder of an online behavioral health startup, iCouch.

Medical marijuana, recreational marijuana and street marijuana all leave behind a nasty odor when burned that gets into carpets and drapes and smoking can leave a film behind on walls and other hard surfaces.it doesn't matter what the source is.  

The house has a lot of character and I even leased it to a movie company for 2 months for them to film in!

This is the town they filmed the TV show Northern Exposure in, if anyone remembers that show.It would have been farther out than we really wanted to be from where my hubby worked at the time, but we knew to buy, we'd have to sacrifice a bit.So, I knew to order a title search, and it was worth it to me to just pay for one, rather than do it myself, as I was pregnant and working full-time, as was hubby.My moral to this story is not about whether or not I would have found the same info - I'm sure I would have.

And you’ll never get anything back for something that can’t be captured on film like a horrible smell.So add those replacement fees onto the maintenance fees that you’ll incur.