Typically HIs are not supposed to endanger themselves in any way, particularly not with high roofs.A drone is used sometimes, but who is going to read the film?

But I have a slightly unique situation - I’m planning on shooting a feature film in Asheville in March 2023 - so the plan would be that I would fund the downpayment on the property - we’d rent it out on AirBnb up until March, then I’d shoot the film in the house during March (it’s a feature length comedy drama).

Does anyone have experience short term renting to Wilmington, NC film crews?

The History dates far back beyond the filming and income produced from Cobra Kai, serving as Daniel LaRusso's home and appearing in dozens of episodes throughout the seasons.

Join and actively attend your local REIA group, get involved, ask questions, engage with everyone in the room….investors will start to see you as the “go-to” agentFind out what the pain points are for investors in the area and film a reel and IGTV to address it on your instagramSpend a day down at City Hall in Tampa and try to meet with the building department officials from permitting and zoning.

Fifty gallon concrete pots with agave/ bouganvilla/ thorny hawthorn/ firethorn/ thorny simlax (invasive maybe not allowed in your location) cactus/ corona de maria/ blackberry/ big spikey plants with a sign that says you are filming anyone who trespasses on the lanai and is being broadcast on youtube. 

(it was still being worked on- hence the blue film ;)One or rentals with the Lifeproof

I work in film (so I’m self-employed). 

Both my husband and I work in the film industry so we are pretty tied to this location for living, but I know neither of us can handle the film industry grind forever, hence wanting to invest in real estate with the hopes of creating passive income in the long term.  

I've heard there's a group for film business professionals, for example, looking for housing for a few months a time.