Same goes for the little company who bought Caesars. 

Everywhere else they are illegal.Las Vegas/Nevada economy is very dependent on the hotels/casinos.

That area is great to rent out all year long because of the casino and horse track during the colder months and of course great for the summer time. 

I had a tenant like that, he was a guard at a casino.

Maybe from getting creative and being able to rent them as corporate housing, or STR or student housing by the room or other "specialized" housing (halfway house, underground casino, bunny ranch).

I would not tell anyone how to conduct their lives or their business affairs, just as I would not appreciate anyone doing the same to me.But be aware of this: you would be far better served were you to gather your funds, go to a blackjack table at a casino someplace, and take hits all day on fifteen.And that is that.

There is an enzyme spray that I was introduced to about a year ago, I forget what it was called, but it took a house from smelling like a casino in Reno (tobacco smoke) to smelling like nothing in 48 hours it was mind blowing.

A quick google search yielded this for NYhttp://www.nyshcr.org/Topics/Home/Buyers/SONYMA/DownPaymentAssistanceLoan(DPAL).htmI can't get BPs silly forum linking to stop cutting the link short of .htm (I'm fairly sure it's 2 guys in some dark room living on Mountain Dew Code Red and Little Caesars pizza that are running this thing) so you'll have to copy and paste it.

Next I wanted income property but Short  term Rental (STR) is Fighting for its life in 3 counties bc of the casino/hotel influence I  think.  

I live near a casino and have seen the economic boom it provides.