You can create a buzz about it by using a "coming soon" philosophy (just like they do in the movies).

You can get a decent 2 bedroom for $140,000 -$150,000For that $570K you are talking about, he could get a 3,500 square foot up-grade house on 5 acres with a 7 mountain view.He won't see as many movie stars on the slopes of Mt Bachelor (we do have some living here), but he will see the US Olympic ski team and the US Olympic snowboard team doing their training.

All offer high speed internet, pools, movie rooms. tanning beds, exercise facilities, etc etc etc to entice people to move in.I do not have to because I have location.

A few movie studios have confirmed on moving in.

Now, even though I'll still hide it, I _love_ letting tears roll after an emotion movie, or when you wake up on Saturday and realize what an amazing week it was.

Instead of watching movies at the theater wait until a Redbox release.5.

i dont see a need to do that. if the communication between landlord and tenant was there (seems like it was), i dont see the need.if you really want to, giving them a movie gift card is what we have done in the past (for other reasons)

I did this class several years ago and it was the baddest thing... not to mention he has a movie out now.

I can't figure out why the new Atlas Shrugged movie has had essentially no advertising.

I actually called Citi Mortgage this morning too and was told that they will only do #5 - #10 if it is a primary residence, not an investment property. ...That sounds SO retarded - like anybody (other than some movie star / jet setter) would need to live in properties 5 through 10 ...When you talk to them use the idea I'm pointing out, just don't word it as harshly!