@An Lam walk into the nearest casino, put it all on black and hope for the best

This is the same group that organized 450 landlords at Turning Stone Casino over the summer, and this time we are looking to assemble over 1,000 landlords, agents, managers, vendors, etc. show up at the state house in Albany, and we need you to come join us!

There is one good sized employer there and there are rumblings of a casino coming to town, but that would be a few years down the road *if* it happens. 

You would be better off at the casino.

The new hard rock casino just went in so hopefully more rentals are needed. 

The bank won't lend without a proof of income because for all they know, you're going down to the casino to put your $30,000 on double zero just after you close on your new property.

I believe the area I'm looking at (Everett) will see an increase in property values within the next few years due to a new resort/casino "The Encore Boston Harbor" and its close proximity to Downtown Boston (2mi).There are currently 2 family (4bd/2br) homes on the market for 500-600k.

I may as well go try my luck in the casinos, and blow it there.

I was looking at Yuba City, they have the new casino out there so my thoughts are the area could grow some.

https://youtu.be/rJjKP8vYjpQAbove is a link to an excellent scene in the movie, “The Gambler” where John Goodman’s character describes to Marky Mark what we can summate as financial freedom.