I think if Adam had his way all he would do is ride around MSP on his motorcycle filming walkthroughs and crunching numbers to make deals come together for out-of-state investors. 

Also look for diverse economies, I’m in Wilmington and we’ve seen tremendous growth in FinTech, Bio/Pharma/CRO and other non-tourism, non-film industries.

I don't know what a Hampton is or where it's at or why you would want to "summer" there (being that I'm a West Coast person), but I can tell you whoever owns it has a "second home" mortgage, and it's totally on the up-and-up that they rent it to other WASPS (other demographics too, this is just the demographic that is always portrayed on these horrible films that a certain person, whom I may or may not be in matrimony with, loves to watch every November through December) when they aren't using it.

I completely agree about video @John Warren  Are you paying for these services or doing the filming yourself. 

I think it’s good to be in the industry so your film time job is still practice for your investing and vice versa

Five years, four films, and a movie star wife later—and with a lucrative offer to direct at Paramount—he sold the house to producer Ward Lascelle, who loaded it onto a truck and relocated it to 516 Walden Drive, near Carmelita Avenue in Beverly Hills.

After a ten year stint as an actor for TV and Film I came to Real Estate through the Bigger Pockets Podcast.

Ended up spending three years in the post-soviet country Georgia, or as they call it, "Sakartvelo" (the country in which they filmed the last Fast and Furious).Eventually, I graduated with my master's!

Interesting facts about me: I'm currently a professional film editor on popular scripted television shows. 

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