Renting to Celebrities!

Have you ever rented to a celebrity? Maybe your tenant became a celebrity after they moved in. On the blog Landlord Shmandlord, the author writes about phenomenon that can only happen in San Francisco! A guy by the name of Justin started wearing a webcam around on his head 7×24 and streaming the video across the Internet. Justin has a cult following. This has lead problems with the other tenants in the building and subsequently the landlord looking to evict Justin!

Read the entire here article at What do you do when your tenants are Internet TV celebrities.

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#1Scott FicekOctober 24, 2007, 7:54 am

Love the hair!

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