I just invested in Everett, which has the Casino construction going now, though who knows how that will effect values (studies have been done that showed some areas have increase and some have decrease in property values with new casinos).

Hi @Reggie Maynard,Yup, really gotta watch that stuff.For live deals, I type emails with the 'to' field blank, come back five minutes later, re-read it, and only at that point do I add the 'to' field and hit send.When someone asks me in writing to share certain details about their creditworthiness with the listing agent to help get the offer accepted, you don't want me to accidentally boast that you have a 678 FICO when in reality you have a 778... caught that one double-checking just this morning!

My deal only cash flowed 14%, but there's some guy in another post that's boasting about his 64% cash on cash return.  

Now it boasts one of the highest teen pregnancy rates in the state and a huge portion of the population lives at or below the poverty line (not going to quote stats here--look them up).

However, you may need to get your hands dirty, and you won't be able to boast to your buddies that you own 11 units.

I play nickle slots at a casino, so I am after the sure bet!

The largest hotel/casino closed in mid const, never a good sign!!

People are just irrational; that's why the casinos are booming here.Anyway, I don't know if that's statistically significant enough to point to a reduced demand for Moore housing around this time of year or not.

I couldn’t see cash flow being something to boast about either.I’ve listened to a few podcast featuring guys/gals who have had great success in Out-of-State investing.

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