If it is big enough you can rent it out to photographers and film crews. 

We were also able to purchase adjacent blighted properties to expand parking and also control the residents in the adjacent 6 unit apartment building.We are right over 10 years of ownership on this building and have had several movies/tv shows/music videos filmed there due to the retro styling.

The whole thing would be fascinating, the honey is likely delicious and if you can get somebody to film the whole process, you've got an amazing show on your hands.The renovations after the bees are gone will be incredibly messy and the vast majority of the drywall, if not all of it, is going to have to go.  

This was an over-under duplex in Munhall after I stripped the wallpaper and the green plastic film the former owners had superglued to the ceiling to try to keep the plaster together.

I film real estate videos as well, so maybe some of you have qualifying properties that I can use to put in my portfolio.

Go out there in a rainstorm and film what's happening and get some documentation of the damage.

I don't think so. our market is still expecting a wave of new residents, due to our politics, increase in jobs as major companies and filming industry moving in.

I am a UCLA graduate and have a background in film and acting but currently I'm a tech project manager for a startup.I also own a duplex in LA that I rent out and I Air BNB two properties in Greece.What I'm looking for:1.

TV/Film is one of my main lanes for writing, so I'm hopeful we could land on something killer. 

Jefferson Park is a hot area for people in the film/tv industry, so I would think it could do well.