And it doesn't seem to me like it could cover the cost, at least not at the prices I've been seeing on the internet.

My boss who is direct to one of our major investors is in need of a Las Vegas Casino that he can purchase for 65%LTV or lower.

Just offering an opposing viewpoint.My husband and I are both Realtors and a team.We both "share" the non-gendered identity of Malok for internet purposes.I do agree though, that if someone wanted to actually conduct a transaction with another person in this forum, they would provide their relevant information in some form or fashion.

I have read so much info on the internet and want to start the process but need some guidence.

For example: You could make more money in rents providing "free" high-speed internet to your building.

People are also watching for the late 2008 opening of an $879 million Sands slots casino project on the Bethlehem Steel brownfields...some eager, some not so.

Put me next to any college-trained mechanic, computer programmer, web designer, network technician, computer repairman, construction contractor, or internet marketer, and i could carry out a conversation as if i were one of their classmates for years.

There's a ton of information on the internet, so Google all the different types of real estate investing strategies from foreclosures to REO, from mobile homes to short sales.

Before making such a bet it would be best to look at other options.A casino is set up so the odds favor the house.

They should be able to tell you where they go.As for the wife who took off, it's pretty easy to find someone these days via the internet.