Now, I'm not an astronaut and I've never been in space, but I've seen them on TV and in the movies and I have flown in the air, so I'm qualified to give you this advice.Then comes the RE investor: Let me advise you on the benefits of taking the RE class and getting a license, I've never been through the class, never had a license, but I have bought and sold RE and can tell you all about it!

Our court date was something out of a movie. 

Or.........I must be a lot older than you because I've seen this movie before.....Several times....

My general question to all bigger pockets members is as follows: If the bad publicity created by movies such as “San Andreas” and stigmas produced in our culture about the San Andreas fault/1989 Loma Prieta earthquake do not reduce the prices of California real estate currently, how should investors, homeowners, etc. in Oregon, Washington and California feel about the Juan de Fuca plate/the Cascadia Fault expected earthquake to be the big one?

"The Big Short" book was helpful and the movie was decent.  

As Jack Nicholson said in the movie 'Goin South', "I've got my faults.

If you don’t think this is important, watch the movie Pacific Heights.

Also, I know it's spelled different, but your name reminded me of one of my favorite movies, if you have never seen it, it's pretty good: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

I hope to acquire enough cash-flow to spend more time doing what I love, making movies.

I've working on The Walking Dead, Mythbusters, American Idol, a couple of Tyler Perry shows and the new Robert Redford movie, A Walk In The Woods.