Wall Street is a rigged casino IMO.

Take that money you're saving str8 to the casino.

Raise the casino tax, raise the "tourist" taxes.

However, I'll play the odds like a Vegas casino and bet on the house in the long run.As I've stated many times here and elsewhere before: plan your work, work your plan and don't plan the results.

I know times they be a changin... though.was just in Lincoln last summer for my niece's wedding stayed at Thunder Valley that's one nice Indian casino and hotel  by the way.My direct mail that I do now is in other states one were I live and others in the deep south were I am active.

The place you've mentioned, Is that where Emerald Queen Casino is ?

You would have better odd's going to a casino and putting everything you have on black at the roulette table than you do of having a good outcome of a rental property bought via HML. 

Population is about 6,00045 miles to closest city of 200,00045 miles to closest city of 50,000Median annual income $55,000Average cost of home around $100,000Couldn’t find much on rentals found a 1BR for $550 and 3 bedroom townhouse for $7506 colleges within 30 milesA casino is being built in a town 15 miles awayListing agent said to make an offer.

May as well flush your money down the Wall Street Casino commode.You buy a deal because the cash flow numbers make sense.

But then again maybe they are making $100K but have child support/ student loans or a really expensive hobby (gambling at the Horseshoe Casino) that they love more than where they live.