We've developed a reputation for being good neighbors and community players.

They may always revolve around the casinos/hotels but they are also expanding past just hotels and entertainment. 

I had bought the mansion right next to this one in 2002 from an NBA player that went bank O and finished it and sold that for 5 mil..

We also have a few casinos but I do not fancy us to be Las Vegas by any means.

Kevin Bupp had a pretty insightful podcast with what seemed like a major player in the industry.Think this is it: https://podbay.fm/podcast/791316884/e/1561438800

Where I'm located, the market is perfect for the laundromat business, but the larger players have caught on to that also.

@Johnny ScottYour better ever would be to network with people in your local area through investment groups to know who the players are.

(Probably 5k other posts on this in the search box)This is definitely a team sport so you'll need to surround yourself with the A-players who can add immense value during these crazy times. 

A and B players will cost more in the short term, but less in the long run.Just my two cents, best of luck!

I think what a lot of people on this thread are missing is that ALL business involves a middleman and end players.