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Updated over 6 years ago, 05/16/2018

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Chris Presto
  • Investor
  • New York City, NY
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Resorts World Catskills & Sullivan County NY

Chris Presto
  • Investor
  • New York City, NY
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Hi All! 

I've been thinking about investing in the Thompson, Monticello, and Ellenville markets as we approach the opening (Tentatively March 2018) of the new Sullivan County Casino: "Resorts World Catskills." The strategy would include purchasing both SFH's and Smaller MFH's within the next three months as the Casino nears completion. The resort has been described as a "Four Season" resort, which would include Skiing, Snowboarding, and a Golf Course for summer activities.

I'm originally from the area (orange county) and used to take trips to the "Nevele Resort" in the 90's and although it was very outdated, it had a charm about it and you really couldn't beat the beautiful mountainscape views.  

I understand the stigma (and clientele) that comes along with a casino. but anyway you slice it, jobs will be brought in, and that is exactly what Sullivan County needs. 

Is anyone actively executing this strategy or have opinions/cautions about it? 

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