That warmed my heart...When they were finally gone I entered the house with the deputy, and filmed everything while the deputy was there and watching.

(I did once, because I am creating a Wholesaling course and I sacrificed one of my houses, to film how I wholesaled it, and one of the topics of my course was how to do dispositions, so I used my group to wholesale one of my houses).But regardless... no one shares anything.

Just filmed an episode of a massively popular TV show there.

A heavy smoker can leave a brown film glaze on the windows and ceiling.

I don't even know where to find local REI groups, I've started watching more youtube videos but I am kind of skeptical as they film themselves doing it but I feel they leave out some stuff. 

I've found that filming your team throwing everything that the non paying tenant owns in the yard while it's snowing and putting it on YouTube for close to 1 million people to watch works pretty well as a deterrent.

He is a RE exam-prep trainer who films his training sessions with his students.

I am currently Wholesaling properties in Southern California to help investors find distressed properties they can cashflow.When I am not doing real estate, I am producing, directing, or have a camera in my hand filming documentaries with my company of 15+ years Documenting Life Productions.

A quarter-billion-dollar film studio planned south of Austin with plans for more than 800,000 SF of studio facilities at full buildout, including 12 purpose-built sound stages, 4 workshops and more than 200,000 SF of production office space get final approval from city. 

I can see why they film here...