It's a "may issue" state regulated at the county level by the sheriff so the only real way to get one is to be a scientologist movie star in LA County or go to another county with a sheriff with a different philosophy.

Contrary to what they show in TV shows and movies, I've yet to encounter a building department that had detailed blueprints for every building.

Watch the movie "The big short".

After hearing about the 1990 movie Pacific Heights in a Podcast I decided to watch it... talk about a nightmare!

Hi Rumen,I can sympathize where I also tried to help a tenant, moved him into a nicer place where he proceeded to break over 50 windows smash the front door, turn the place into a psycho scene movie look alike.

I call it the "Jed Clampett" house because it looks like his house before he moved to Beverly Hills or the cabin in the woods in the movie, "Doc Hollywood".

(However, I guess it would look pretty cool to have a briefcase handcuffed to your wrist like they do in the movies.)At the last auction I went to, the ONLY way you could pay was by cashier's check and you had to show that you had them in your possession before the auction started to even get a bidder's card. 

Watch the movie Yes Man and go experience life!

The original tenant left before he could be tossed out (never returning his keys at that), but the woman took my mom to court again demanding she stay until July 31 because she was "buying a house" and her daughter was "making a movie."

Do you like restaurants, malls, vacations, movie theaters?