Does any experts think the real estate values will skyrocket with the arrival of casino? 

Nowadays, those cabinets done right would be "trendy" or attractive. $1000 cabs will fall apart so quick, let me tell you not fun repairing cabinet drawer faces.

@Scott Wolf Jumping over to our local Casino almost has as much odds of success as local Development success given the strains on cost of construction in North Bay. 

You won’t get quite as good terms as Fannie/Freddie backed loans, but nowadays, the terms aren’t half bad.

It's very easy to do many RE activities online nowadays, so investing from a far is not difficult anymore. 

As research coming in from behavioral economists nowadays tells us we make purchasing decisions based almost entirely on our emotional temperament, looking into figuring out ways to set myself up through a more irrational lens of stress and fear instead of practical reasoned data started to make a little more sense.

I am assuming you mean you take out  mortgage, vacancy, repairs, capex, management, taxes, insurance etc... and make $850 a monthIt is pretty high especially nowadays.

I have several casino employees that can’t buy what they are looking for due to being laid off for months.

Local jurisdictions tend to be very friendly towards mother in law units or ADUs  nowadays because they either want to encourage infill or because of the lack of affordable housing, or both.

Very competitive market in North, NJ nowadays so I am sure you are quite pleased with your decision now.