And built the largest Indian gaming Casino in N CA. which employees about 3,000 folks..

Easton kinda got their act together (having a large local college on your north boundary helps), Bethlehem got a shot in one area (then again a couple billion $$ casino doesn't hurt either)... but look closer at where a fair amount of casino workers are living.So Allentown gets an arena - small, but decent enough (saves traveling to Reading for theirs).

Remember when Revel Casino sold for 83 million even though it cost 2.4 Billion to build?

Trump with his Casinos.

Browse around on Realtor.com and get familiar with the price points and available properties, and virtually 'drive' the neighborhoods with Google street view.

I recommend you spend some time browsing/reading/following the forums.

I've been a passive onlooker for awhile now (browsing forums/reading articles) and am excited to learn and share more actively with everyone.

After browsing various threads on the subject there is one question that remains when it comes to financing and asset protection.I realize that you would have to get a non-conventional loan if you are buying the property under an LLC.

I have browsed through Some of the links through the bigger pockets site and looked at the company websites.

Cripple Creek was allowed to open casinos in an attempt to get something going on there.