I just saw this and it was a pretty great movie.Here's a summary:Set in Florida, the film follows single father Dennis Nash (Garfield) and his family as they are evicted from their home by businessman Rick Carver (Shannon), forcing Nash to help Carver in evicting people out of their homes in exchange for their own home. 99 Homes - PreviewDid you see it?

It seemed they nearly ended the film with a call to action.

I'm sure they filmed the problems but a producer decided it wasn't worth airing it and cut it out.

Could see thousands and thousands of them in plain sight.Pest control said they would come back and film a training video for their company as it was the worst they have ever seen.

Fast forward to college I took a few architectural drafting classes, and in my free time 3D modeled many "dream homes" of mine using Revitt, Sketchup, and AutoCad.After college I become more involved in the film industry.

Got a call from section 8 shortly afterword explained that we had some window screens to replace.Second was not our tenants, but I caught a clip on the news where they were filming directly in front of one of our managed duplexes because some middle schooler had been propositioned while waiting for the bus.

This is way off topic but Eddie did you know that just 10 years ago Detroit was the #2 city in the US for the film industry?

I'm an out of state investor, and my realtor has been filming his walk through of the houses.

Some people came to be on film as well, I suspect. 1300 sq. ft. and a decent job at that.

We work in the film industry, and I'm a NC native and UNCW grad.