I am currently Wholesaling properties in Southern California to help investors find distressed properties they can cashflow.When I am not doing real estate, I am producing, directing, or have a camera in my hand filming documentaries with my company of 15+ years Documenting Life Productions.

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There was a documentary done on Castle on PBS...

There's a great documentary on HBO called San Francisco 2.0.http://www.hbo.com/documentaries/san-francisco-2-0It talks about how the tech companies are changing the landscape of neighborhoods in San Francisco and literally forcing out the locals because it's getting way too expensive for them to live in the neighborhood they grew up in.I appreciate all the responses! 

I saw a documentary on Tiny Houses - pretty interesting stuff.

You should also discuss the state intervension into housing and Costa Hawkins AB 1506 and this new left leaning KCET City Rising documentary!

Check out some of the recent news articles and documentaries about Detroit.  

I was watching a documentary about longevity (Live to 100: Secrets of the Blue Zones; Netflix; pretty good and thought-provoking) where they interviewed a local politician in Singapore.

I'm not saying you should spend all your cash on your house, but if you have enough additional cash to handle personal/business cash-flow, I believe the upside to paying cash for your doo-dads (yes, a personal residence is just an expensive doo-dad) outweighs the downside.Btw, I saw a great documentary the other day that really drove this point home.

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