There have been some hiccups which I don't think are necessarily transition issues but rather workflow/workload issues so I'm hesitant at this point to give an enthusiastic recommendation. 

I had to leave bigger pockets for a little while to focus on my personal life, but I'm back and am very enthusiastic. 

You can try interning with agents and bird dogging deals but I think your current and future network will have a lot of respect for a role model in budgeting and it would increase trust in a young ambitious soon to be investor.Look into local groups and seminars, grow your network and be enthusiastic about other people’s work.

No risk would be keeping the money in your pocket and walking away because gambling is a pretty bad idea in the first place (I work in casinos, so don't tell my boss I said that). 

I may have been a bit over enthusiastic and I'll come back when I'm a bit more specific.Thank you!

No more than $200,000 offer price with loan or hard cash down.Would use FHA, conventional loan, or possible hard cash/other creative methods of financeI am familiar with prices around here, so want to hear possibilities.Criteria for agent:1) Knowledgeable about small, multifamily properties in Seattle and outside city limits2) Experience working with first time home buyers3) Quick to respond to questions or inquiries 4) Enthusiastic about creating the best win-win situations possible5) Direct, realistic, and creativeIf interested in speaking with me, drop me a PM or post your information here.Thank you for your time,Megan Cassidy

Hey @Rick BorgoWe're actively investing in STRs in Atlantic City (with a non-STR investments as well) and are quite bullish on it.Beyond the casinos, Stockton University's presence has been a boon to the area.

Now they can use their new found wealth in more conventional ways to continue their growth.But, unfortunately, for the newer enthusiast, it may take some more understanding, acquiring knowledge and skill, resources, and creativity to strive for the similar results of yesterday.

Any tenant could be taking their entire paycheck to the casino.  

Like MoheganSun casino in CT :)