I think Obama owes us a casino.

It involves a lot of cool/interesting people, however it's a challenge to collaborate with enthusiasts who make many of their decisions on emotion.

My dad is always blaming the casinos for the problems there... any money people earn doesn't go into the community, it goes to the casinos.

What has been the job growth and in what industries (other than casinos, Zappos & AFB)?

for 26k.. was not buildable but it was right behind a home depot shopping center and within 1/4 mile of freeway and freeway off ramp.fast forward 20 years and the Graton Indians bought the land next door for 240 million and built the largest Indian gaming casino in Northern CA if no all CA... right next to me.. they brought in all the infrastructure so that now I have sewer and water paved road and stop light within one lot of me.Along with the city bringing me into the city limits and zoning me mixed used resi.. looking at commercial on the bottom and 50 plus condos on top.. market value in that area about 3 mil. now... but hey it never cash flowed a day I had to pay 300 a year in prop tax'  Prop 13.. and mow it once in while.. so its for all those reasons I think one needs to be somewhat of a risk taker and visionary.. now 26k for me was not much risk.. but it could have continued to be worthless non buildable piece of land..  

(A casino reference)  Go and find the person, whether male or female, who can do what you need done.I also think that women's investing groups are also self limiting. 

I enjoy people who are enthusiastic about the products and services they're promoting.

I could chat all day :)Better not to mention enthusiast cars here.

It's a great city for tenants because the casinos employ a lot of people, and the tourism industry stayed strong during the recession.2.

@Alanna Schroeder bossier City, la by casino's