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You may want to ask the video guy if he can provide you with the footage.

If a break-in occurs, and the homeowner got video that is relevant, the Fremont Police will actually post snap-shots on their Nixle emails, to give the public a chance to help with IDs. 

I pointed out to him that in the medicine cabinet, was a little slot where people of the time would literally drop their used razor blades right down into the wall.

I'm mainly into the home videos (Insanity, T25, etc.) but have done weights in the past as well as yoga, cross-fit, etc.  

I've devoted tons of time reading, watching videos, and talking with other investors.

Someone should create a video series teaching out of state investors how to evaluate and buy turnkey properties.

If you'd like to watch some videos of our past speakers, you can find them on YouTube.

If not does the plumber have a video cell phone where they can put you on it to see what the tenants are talking about??

You can also learn a ton from youtube, there are videos out there for just about everything related to wholesaling.