For a frame of reference, a property I acquired in 2009 (66 Units) in a strong market (major metroplex), was acquired by the previous owners at around 2.5 million, they were foreclosed upon and I grabbed it for 1.1 with a 3.2 stabilized appraisal at 97% physical and economic occupancy.This market is now asking around 3mil for 1/2 of the units (33) comparables.I have seen the same theme in various markets that are intimately familiar across many states and cities.Your responses and input is greatly appreciated.Thanks,David

Examples are including a movie room/game room, theming rooms (try going above and beyond and not just putting a Mickey comforter), etc.

Families could take a break from the theme parks and lounge by their private pool for a day.

How about providing a "Night" theme? 

A new kind of theme park.

If I was a suit selling investment advice, I'd be curious as to how someone acquired and has more sitting idle than I've ever seen in my own bank acct or hope to make in 3 years of hustling.The moral of my story, the underlying theme to my (and most of us on here) wealth anyway, is real estate. 

It was cool to have them e-mailed to me.

The theme of this thread is to find and spend time around like minded people. 

This is such a common theme in Philadelphia.

There's a $2 billion theme park near to breaking ground outside of Vinita, OK - that has to mean surveyors, construction crews, marketing people and lots more are going to need short-term housing there over the next two years or so.https://www.americanheartlandthemepark.com/Anybody do Airbnb or other short-term rentals in Oklahoma outside the major cities?