Kingston is trying hard to revitalize, Catskill has great returns on c grade properties, liberty has really great rental returns and climbing with the employment jump from the Monticello casino.

I'll dm you and would love to chat sometime  I also forgot to think about the benefit of cyber security and network management for property managers.

When the casinos and and the convention center plan to drop $10 BILLION By 2020 not including the new stadiums that’s going to create a few jobs. 

I have found that the investors who are the most successful are those either buying in trendy areas like Lawrenceville, Strip District, Troy Hill, Near the casino, etc or those who are right on the river.

But we have minor league baseball and hockey, college basketball, baseball and football, 2 drive in theaters, 2 lakes, 2 malls, multiple golf courses, country clubs, 2 skating rinks, an ice skating rink, museums, orchestras, theaters, some amazing parks, and tons of great food - all within 5 - 30 min away. 45-60 min away you have Amish country, major league baseball, basketball and football, Lake Erie, casinos, 3 airports, etc.

If you do not, look into Hired & Non-Owned coverage as part of your BOP or PackageOther coverage that may be applicable are Cyber Liability, Employment Practices Liability, Professional Liability, etc. depending o your situation.

You will make way more money in a casino.

We have military installations, casinos, shipyards, the Gulfport harbor and other businesses with employees looking for housing,

The area is around shopping mall, restaurants, casino, racetrack and concert area.

But the house is close to the casinos here in CT ( Casinos are a big deal here), and if we made this house ridiculously lux, we could get $10K/month as an AirBnB.