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?

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

Before I started in the real estate business I did not have a job, so I was bumming around and stop in at Gingerman Tavern in Wrigleyville, Chicago and a you man said we are converting this Tavern into a pool hall for a big movie would you like to be part of it, and the rest is history.Joe Gore

(Greedy Side-Track) In the movie "Scarface", Tony Montana's motive is evident from the get-go, "In this country, you gotta make the money first.

He did not like only getting 3 leads a week from the company ( and poor leads at that)  think and watch the movie Glenn Garry Glenn Ross selling dirt.So he bought a printing press and after school a10 YO I had to print 3,000 door hangers before I could go play.then on the weekend myself my brother and usually 2 or 3 friends would then drive to a neighborhood early 5am on a sat or sun and put the door hangers out..

No movies?

I felt like I was in the movie Wolf of Wall Street and they were trying to sell me penny stocks. 

You dreamed, you learned and you acted.WarningDo not ever watch the 80's movie Risky Business.  

Have you ever seen the movie Brewster's Millions"?

(I even give them movie tickets at Christmas.)Having a nicer property helped, and screening carefully for good tenants has helped me avoid other problems.