If you are a Realtor, take your camera and sit and make some movies that a person that is looking to invest in Hattiesburg would be interested in watching.

I wouldn't approve without the credit/criminal screening.Watch the movie "Pacific Heights" with Michael Keaton.

The first title makes me think of the movie the big short which is not the feelings I think you want to convey with this book. 

1) Have you ever seen the movie Boiler Room; if not check it out, that's the high pressure sales tactics you will experience from the institutional wholesalers. 

I saw this movie before back in the mid 2000's and we all know how that turned out.Anyone else care to share their thoughts on MA investing? 

Our others are big, sleeping 16 and 19 respectively and have amenities like movie theaters, arcades, pools, hot tubs etc. 

Heartwarming stories, Hallmark movies, cotton candy and balloons 24/7, turn the other cheek, love thy neighbor as thyself.Every single time I drive by one of my rentals during normal business hours and I see my tenant's car parked in front, it annoys me.

I live in a small rural town in Idaho and there are few if any multifamily properties (Imagine a country western movie from the 50s and that's where I am).

****Frugal - waits til movies are out on streaming services before seeing them.Jerk - complains on social media that all the movies were spoiled by their friends talking about them (this is a pet peeve of mine - if you're going to wait a month to see something, then stay off of social media and avoid spoilers. 

@Kim Synow Lake Erie can be brutal, but it can be profoundly beautiful too...it's probably why people are hush about it...they don't want to give away the secret, lol...we watched a movie not long ago and I was like "damn, Maine is really beautiful"...the credits role and it was filmed at Lake Erie...incredible.