Casinos are bleeding money and have been for the past few years.

Cassius, from Julius Caesar (I, ii, 140-141)

You say = "I’m a winner and need the opportunity to succeed""    I suggest you take that pitch to Vegas and see if any of the Casino's will stake your play...

Having a judge or jury decide the case is considered something like going to the casino from what I've been told by attorneys.That is the risk to the landlord in having a bad PM that does people wrong.

@Rich Vogel hey actually just got a great deal on a sfr on mechanic street but more East right by the casino.

@J Scott I would not disagree with you about your comment on the Casino!

This promise was made by a woman who helped put me through college.Long story short, I lost everything:  My 4,400 sf. house in one of the most prestigious gated communities in Palmdale, CA.My 5 series BMW$200K in cash (I spent money like I had the $1M fee in hand)Owed Las Vegas casinos $12K in borrowed money (I was a semi-professional Black Jack gambler. 

You can actually lose when you gamble despite what some casinos would have you believe......    :-)I would never tell anyone to buy anything that didn't cash flow.

It's not like you are going to the casino every Friday to spend your paycheck on BS *ahem.* Granted I am glad that I am not in that bad of a spot where I am having to make "deals" with collections, I aim to keep my credit as high as possible.  

It has a pool, game room, laundry and it's close to the casino and downtown.