Close access to lakes, ski resorts, casinos, and golf courses.Also areas like The Hideout, Lake Ariel, and Lake Wallenpaupack are worth looking into also.

I actually worked at Cache Creek Casino for a while when I went back to college late in life (at Woodland's Yuba College campus).It even flooded pretty bad back then (late 1990's). 

I live near a casino where hotels rooms are tough to come by, so a demand for short term housing may exist. 

On the side I do security events, casino dealing, & catering.

There is no such thing as get rich quick, if you want that go to the casino with 10k and go on red.

Alex, I met you at an local event here in Vegas -couple months ago Outback Jon Lee was MC at a Local Casino you were on the panel BTW Great job we talked a couple minutes after the event I'm also interested in your Apt. interest you mention on the BP Pod cast  searching the multi- family direction seems to be good but different of course.Any time I can take you to Lunch ,coffee & chat let me know ?

If you go to Las Vegas what does the casino have that you don't?   

Even if they reopened the casinos tomorrow...there are no shows, no nightclubs, no dayclubs, no concerts.  

I saw people spending all their disposable income on alcohol, cigarettes, and at the casino.

Who is going back to the casinos other than your hardcore gambling attic.