Her sessions cost about $130 and often take place in her clients' houses.
The Corcoran Group, the Manhattan real estate firm, has started showing clients housing in the area.
"I loved it instantly," Mr. Allen said, adding that sometimes he would pretend to be sick so he could stay home from school and visit clients' houses with her.
"One friend of mine has an early wall drawing, in graphite," said Arlene Semel, a Chicago decorator who has installed LeWitts in several of her clients' houses.
Chartis sprays Foschek — a chemical fire retardant that is the orange solution you see dropped from helicopters — on the perimeter of houses to deflect the wildfire, while ACE coats clients' houses in a fire-repellent gel.
She takes pride not only in selling her clients' houses, but in understanding their psychology: "Alcoholics, hoarders, binge eaters, addicts, sexual deviants, philanderers, depressives — you name it, I can see it all in the worn edges of their nests".
For fees upward of $2,000 per demonic possession, they camp out at night in clients' houses, barns, businesses or woods and "document paranormal activity," Andy explains, referring to "ghosts, demons, poltergeists".
He got his clients houses, or he provided architects to build them houses, and then saw to it that the architects planned the interiors with wall space that demanded plenty of pictures.
That may sound facetious, but Oz, the wisecracking, scary boss played by Mr. Slater — he runs a security company that breaks into potential clients' houses and offices to prove they need its services — is more than a little reminiscent of Ray Wise's Rat Pack-style Devil on "Reaper".
Now Robertson is raking in millions in fees from mold litigation: He sues contractors and insurers, claiming that mold in his clients' houses or apartments is causing everything from headaches and dizziness to neurological damage.
