Hi Ryan, i have client target the film industry people here in Atlanta.

You have to remember out colleges are teaching "Feminist Film Theory" and "Zombies in Popular Media" because people are willing to pay for it.

I have a ton of resources in the real estate film and can be of assistance to you.

I’m pretty sure they were planning to film Requiem for a Dream 2 there, but discovered bats from Wuhan in the cabinets.

Industries that operate here cover the gamut — from healthcare to film to technology – and keep Atlanta’s economy stable and protected in the event of any industry-specific slumps. 

@James Wise staying the obvious here: film the whole thing and make it an episode.

They said I would literally need to go in there with another person and film the entire time just so I could prove that I didn't steal something.That being said, some things will probably be different in your state, and your city.

The applicant is apparently living in the US for a few years for an extended job assignment (film industry).

I plan to start a youtube channel to talk about my beginner's journey in real estate investing where I talk to an audience about my action steps to getting started in investing in Midwest such as how I formed a LLC and film clips of distressed properties that I tour on-site and my real-time thinking on how I evaluate properties and the steps on buying a property.

I’m totally fine being filmed when I’m alone in somebody else’s house for a showing, but being constantly monitored while working as a tradesperson is another level of annoying IMO.