Thanks for your comment Joshua,Proof will be in the pudding.There are and always will be "pumpers" on the forums.Many boasting about who's is bigger, etc...But let's get real hereReal estate is a rollercoaster of a ride and we all make mistakes and loose money.Let's see who is willing to say how much they lost heheMuch success

I have a property like this in Rohnert park CA.. the largest indian casino in northesn California just spent 350 million building that project and another 100 million on a 250 room hotel..

Then go to your local casino and play some 10/20 no limit hold em.  

As far as "up and coming" there seems to be a big rumor around that Faraday Futures is coming but I haven't seen anything set in stone yet, there's also that "Big Blue" casino that's like $16B or something that they're working on and I feel like that's going to bring in a ton of jobs so that means more people needing more places to stay. 

Indianapolis is an excellent market and an often forgotten about city that still boasts a top 12 population and several Fortune 500 companies among tons of skilled manufacturing positions.

I would check to see about the recent sales activity and divesting of the Palms Resort and Casino to get a better idea of what's in store for the property as a whole.

Just like you can't say 'I want to make passive income by investing in mutual funds' and then just throw all your money at the first fund you read about, you also can't just assume that whatever TK outift you hear about, or whichever one boasts loudest about their returns, is going to be a money maker or even a trustworthy investment partner.

@David Faulkner  guilty as charged... bought 3.5 acres in Rohnert park in 1995.. it was unbuildable but it was right behind a HOme depot and had a freeway interchange within 500 yards.. just brought into the city limits and zone mixed use resi.and the Graton casino is right across the street largest Casino in N CA.. they paid for the improvments of the road brought sewer water etc.looks like we will be developing this piece in 17 to 18' ..

The one market to avoid currently would be Atlantic City as unemployment and property values are reducing due to trouble with the major employers (casinos) in the area.9.

I have found a number of wholesaling companies online through Google searches that boast great deals for investors and all of them require you to sign up for their "VIP Buyers List."