This group meets in the Dolphin Plaza on Rt 315 in Wilkes Barre (between the casino and the Woodlands). 

Oh, one last thing: there's a tribal gaming casino planned to be built in the southmost-central portion of the city which people take as a great benefit or the end of the world, depending on how you feel about gambling and/or money. :)

He is highly experienced in real estate (did many of the Las Vegas casino deals), asset protection and estate planning.  

IMHO, the 50% rule and rentals (and investing in general) can be analyzed just like a casino game.

Trump does admit real estate is an appreciation business and claims 9 billion out of 10 billion is free and clear so he just might be right...well not might be:) He says he bought casinos for cash flow.

Anyone who has ever been to a casino knows that the house only needs a small edge to turn a profit.

Before the housing boom, it was nothing more than a farming community with an Indian Casino.

A scene in the movie "Casino" comes to mind when Robert DeNiro's character has to fire a manager after 3 slot machines simultaneously hit the jackpot and the manger did nothing.

But, again, most of our homes are in unincorporated Clark County and the hotels and casinos do not want the competition.

I can see there are very affordable home in Springfield and a new Casino in town as well.