Started, or rather continued in the home theater installs industry and quickly grew into the whole low voltage aspect of it all.

Reminds me of a theater project in Branson, Mo. and a mobile home along the strip was holding out, offer of $1M, they had held out for more than 10 years, when the big boys came in, it got political they ended up with less than half.

It's a constant cash machine just like guru's selling systems to investors.The NAR lobby has some good things going for it.

We'll be meeting at 7PM at Courtyard Salinas in the lobby area. 17225 El Rancho Way, Salinas, CA 93907Please call me if you're coming!

She texted me the night before she was listing one on the MLS, and I put it under contract that Friday night in the movie theater (please don't hate me-- it was still the previews)  My wife was not impressed :)  Deal 8- Neworking/MLS. 

Eventually, that trickles down to all aspects in that local community.The areas getting the development in LA are communities you would have had wanted nothing to do with a couple decades ago.Here is a partial list.Venice was total crap... now 1 mil for teardown.Santa Monica downtown had a ***** cat movie theater with Debbie Does Dallas playing and low lifes roaming up the ying yang...now 1.5 mil for small regular house if you are lucky.Silverlake was gang invested...now pricey hipster central.Hollywood....I used to work at Sunset and Gower studios in the 80s and it was sketchy out on the streets...now nearest condos can be in the millions.Culver City was sketchyPlaya del rey was sketchyEl Segundo was sketchyEagle Rock was sketchyMelrose was sketchyWest Hollywood was sketchyParts of West LA were sketchyParts of Pasadena and South Pasadena were no picnic either....all of these areas for most normal suburb folks were off the table....not anymore, bring your checkbook and maybe a bulldozer. 

Applicants may also register at a kiosk available to the public in the DCE Lobby (1200 S.

There will be huge drops in violent crime in most cities coming to a theater new you.

 A few more pictures:Before: office/lobbyAfter: office/lobby

It will also include a screening theater, editing suites, meeting/lecture spaces, a cafe and a creative co-working space, all spread across a 4+ acre campus.RYSECreativeVillage.comWhat made you interested in investing in this type of deal?