@Tyler LeeLMFAO you have watched the 2012 movie too many times.

It's 5-10 mins from downtown Gatlinburg, has a movie theatre and a hot tub.

I've seen this movie before and lived through multilple market downturns, including 2007-2008, and know that now isn't the time to over-leverage.

This became evident after hurricane relief, increased migration, movie industry crews and vacationers.

Buying in the inner city is a lot like Mel Gibson in the movie Braveheart.

Its as ugly as sin......looks like a vehicle out of a really bad sci-fi movie that went straight to video...:0The specs are pretty impressive.....Any of you Tesla owners had issues with insurance or service on the vehicle when something does happen to it?

I recognized your photo from the movie 'Tora, Tora, Tora'.Probably not great prospects for wholesaling, if for no other reason then the difficulty in working the file.Since you need a seller/principal who has standing, meaning the capacity, power and authority to pass title, many if not all of these leads will require probate. 

Even fictional movies depicting underdogs rising to triumph have a way of sparking motivation's fire within us. 

And I watch The Big Short movie at least once a month to remember when New Century mortgage, Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns went out of business.

Examples are including a movie room/game room, theming rooms (try going above and beyond and not just putting a Mickey comforter), etc.