They filmed a lot of that show in decent neighborhoods, so they didn't have to risk equipment being stolen LOL. 

You might find out that they can make rent happen at levels higher than they are letting on.How much are they below market rents and what's the cap rate in the area?

@Brandon Turner and @Joshua Dorkin for using the platform to educate others and bring awesome guests on the podcast, this has truly been the difference maker in my career. 

If someone wishes to make Real Estate investing their full time job than you have provided folks with a great case study on how to do that if they what for their lives.

If you're willing to go that route, it can be quite a deal maker!

Little did you know you were in the (adult) film studio business. 

Former electrical (the best engineers) engineer here.Engineering teaches you to think logically and avoid emotional-based decisions.Most engineers though, are not decision-makers, so they suffer from analysis-paralysis. 

While both are impressive, I respect the second avenue more than the syndicator/deal maker.

@Kim Synow Lake Erie can be brutal, but it can be profoundly beautiful too...it's probably why people are hush about it...they don't want to give away the secret, lol...we watched a movie not long ago and I was like "damn, Maine is really beautiful"...the credits role and it was filmed at Lake Erie...incredible. 

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