( BTW, Name that film....)In my market (Colorado Springs) it seems like anyone who could qualify for a fourplex unit could equally well just rent a unit in a big apartment complex.  

(Remember the film: "The Producers"?)

My guess is there is a real GC on site at these properties managing the project while the star is going from house to house filming segments here and there for the show. 

Lowe's sells heat barrier film by Gila that worked pretty well for me.  

If anyone is interested in researching this topic they should look at this brief video by PBShttp://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/film/retirement-...Also, this website may help you can dissect the funds prospectus.  

You're definitely welcome to film us.

At the moment I work with Sony Playstation in their cinemtics department, and I used to work in the film industry converting movies into 3D.

For my properties with windows in the shower, I like to get that privacy film that applies like tinting a window.

Exterior 1.)Left front Corner of home2.)Right front Corner of home3.)Left rear corner of your home standing back as far as possible4.)Right rear corner of home standing back as far as possible5.)Air conditioning unit6.)Tree Houses/sheds/barns/fencesWater Heater 1.)Picture of the water heater to include the pipework exiting the heater2.)A picture of the manufacturer/information label if accessibleAir Conditioner 1.)Air handler 2.)Manufacturer Label if accessibleElectric 1.)Clear picture of Panel (s)2.)Manufacturer Label if clearPlumbing 1.)Image of plumbing under bathroom sink2.)Image of plumbing under kitchen sink3.)Pipework and hoses connecting your washing machine to the wallInterior VideoPlease take a walk through video of the main living areas of your property, please provide narration as you film.

Including some great clients in the film industry in Atlanta.So my question is, do you think my background will allow me to get a leg up on the wholesaling game (and flips later in the future)?