What a baller move; probably stole it from a movie xD*stretches out dollar bill* See that, thats the power of real estate baby 

Their operation kind of reminded me of the movie "Boiler Room" but as RE wholesalers. 

It was to me, so profound, that it made me think back to one of my all time favorite movies, Kevin Costners, "The Untouchables" Sean Connery's character Malone, lay dying after being ambushed, gave Elliot Ness the name that he needed to put Capone away, and grabbed his shirt and with his dying breath said "what, are you prepared to do?"

Plan for a Smooth ClosingPlanning for a smooth closing in a real estate deal is like making sure the final scene of a movie goes off without a hitch.It's the moment when all the pieces come together, and everyone walks away happy.

There are three huge movie studios being built around Pontiac and other part of the metropolitan Detroit.

The same for every crisis for the last 50 years.For those of you who like to read, The author of the article that Bryan references also coauthored a book All the Devils are Here which goes into a lot more details.Another very easy read that covers the subprime debt/credit defaults swaps story is The Big Short by Mark Lewis.More challenging but a wider view is Nouriel Roubini's Crisis Economics.and if you don't like reading but can handle a documentary movie, Inside Job again does a decent job of touching on the subject.

And watch the movie The Money Pit.

They did just do a groundbreaking for a new 16-screen mega-plex movie theater this past weekend, so that'll be nice when it opens.  

You are absolutely right, it has only been 3 weeks of retirement and i am already tired of day and night just chilling and watching movies etc The good part is my family is happy because i am giving them enough time.but at the same time i don't want to work my *** off all my life and then die for money only. 

I actually considered Baba Yaga Rentals, LLC, before the John Wick movies came out.