We just got a second casino, an amazon warehouse, and there's a huge project to extend the chicago train line south to reach the new developments.

Yes I bought a 4 acre tract in Rohnert park when it was not buildable but it was only 27k in 1995.. but it was right behind a home depot and on a freeway closer leaf only one block off well town grew out to us.. casino went in across the street brand new hotel next door and I have been entertaining offers in the 2.5 to 3 million range.. have not closed yet though.. you know those CA.

That is correct Caesar.

We also plan to have our contractor (who has experience also renovating casinos in the area) inspect the property with us prior to an offer so we can run numbers correctly.

I am in Lake Charles, LA on the Gulf coast and our economy is driven by petro/chem industry and a couple casinos. 

If you're looking around Little Caesar's arena, Campus Martius, yes, those areas are nicer and are attracting more investment.

If you can't pay off the loan or work something out with the bank, they will take the property.And that's how Deutsche Bank ended owning the new Cosmopolitan casino in Las Vegas.

We were thinking that the Mystic area might be good due to its proximity to the Casinos, aquarium, beaches. 

They tend to buy near entertainment venues- I.e. the casinos where people will be attracted to and may spend a few days / nights for a conference, event, etc. 

I recently bought a building that used to be a little caesars and now it's a tropical smoothie cafe and they are crushing it.