My only fear with Everett is that instead of Encore being the "high class" casino, it starts to take a dip because the revenues aren't what they were anticipating. 

Reno seems like a good place to WFH since we have many recreational activities (ski/snowboard/hikes), all the typical shopping/stores (whole foods, trader joes, coscto, 3 big malls) and of course nightlife at the casinos.

.- Temecula Wine Country - Wine, hot air balloons, casino, views, only 3 hours away, what's not to like?

There's also a huge casino being built and I'm networking with the construction company to house some of their workers once we have more units available.Over saturation could be an issue but I've been monitoring the new supply in the market for the last 3 months and there hasn't been any new MTRs added.

The “average rent” might include condos on the strip, single family homes in exclusive neighborhoods, and tiny 900sf apartments for casino workers.

But they owned a trucking company serving the casinos.

Final thought: The 50% more profit from STR vs Long term rentals seems pretty glamorous...it’s like gambling at a casino and hitting 7’s....and then the dealer changes (regulation/inventory)There are over 2M STR listings in the US alone.

Most of it though, was spent on STUPID stuff - several visits to casinos to "live large", eating out almost every lunch & dinner, several beauty treatments, buying a bunch of online movies, etc.

Glenn Plantone has put together a club called "Millionaire Real Estate Club" meeting once per month at the Orleans Hotel and Casino just off the strip.

I would assume they would be kind of strict due to the high concentration of large hotel companies and casinos.