The fact that a house was used for movie decor, generates more interest among potential buyers is clearly Debbie Regan, owner of a company specialized in offering sets for television programs, films and commercials. Over the past 20 years Debbie Regan Locations has collected a database of over 5 thousand homes - from small apartments to the old mansions. Because of the economic problems more people seeking the services of Regan willing to include their properties in its database. Regan is active in the area of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. According to her, a popular destinations for shooting films has always been Long Island. "Sometimes people who were not ready their homes to be used for decor, become more favorable once they hit the property market," she said before the New York Times. Debra Markowitz, director of the Film Commission of Nassau County in New York, which also offers patterns for films and commercials, confirms this by saying that an increase in the number of homeowners who have contacted the committee in recent years opportunities for film, television or commercials. Currently, the site of the Committee are placed 50 properties it resembles very site offers for sale. "We collect property owners and production companies," she said. Markowitz does not undertake to determine what percentage of homes in a list of potential locations for movies are for sale, but suggests that this is a good argument on sale. "People like to know that their home was used for an interesting movie," she said. "This is something you can boast." There are natural and financial reward. Payment can range from 2500 dollars to print advertising to 4-7 thousand dollars a day for shooting a movie, in addition to pay 1500 dollars for the days on which the property is being prepared.