This was ten years ago and now that area is starting to come around but it wasnt due to the casino. if you do buy in those areas its a bit risky so tread lightly because you dont know absolutely 100% how the casino will affect the value especially if during the construction or after it the US economy takes a nose dive.

I would go with one of the higher-end formica counter tops that have a "bull-nose".  

I saw some people in the thread saying it's possible, but they didn't say how to do it.You put your nose to the grindstone and you work your tail off to save more ... you can't always have everything you want, right now, with no or low money down ... doesn't mean it is impossible.In the meantime you educate yourself, both online and local networking.

I don't think values will nose dive like they did around 2008, but that is always a possibility.

We did this with some fractured condos that were good on cash flow but 1) had no upside, and 2) if we were to default, were crap as collateral.

Here's the breakdown:- pay someone to do manual work- send out mailers- do mass stealth voice message drops that bypass the ringer- launch a website and pay through the nose to get nothing- send boat loads of $ to Google for pay per click to find out most clicks are from competitors- mass video marketing to rank for 100's of search phrases + specific locations to get calls or visits- press releases to get to the top of search and gain temporary traction- lease a mass website page creation that ranks 20,000+ search terms that direct to a single website- mass text messaging or facebook messaging- facebook marketing... etc etc etcHere is what I think is best:1. get a cheap website up that looks pro then if you have boat loads of money and you want to get immediate traction pay Google with PPC2.

Every time I tell an investor that I bought in Vernal, they hold up their nose and ask why.My answer is that if you are a buyer, buy in a buyer's market.  

No. See

As  I was scanning my light, I became nose to nose with a huge snake!

@Julie Kern  Long-time no see.