So not my cup of tea, but then we have industries built on risk, from casinos to insurance...

Learn up and ask your parents to sponsor.Id be thrilled if my 16 or 15 year old would put this much effort into learning a business at this point.

I do, and it is in the multi-billions, USD.Their 'standards' for projects are anything humanitarian (which just means it creates growth, adds jobs, etc etc - not necessarily a non profit) and no casino's (no gambling ties).They demand a 40% share in the company they are providing the funding for.

There are plenty of private investors who would be thrilled with a 10%-12% return and no points.

I've been thrilled to find people that I've been able to share my 25+ years of experience with and help them starting out in their real estate careers, as do all of the 'seasoned' investors on here.

If it's close to attractions, shopping, bars, casinos, lakes or anywhere people might want to spend the night then furnished is the only way to go.

I think Texas is the state with the most opportunity with a growing demographic of singleprofessionals, empty nesters and couples that would be thrilled to not have a high rent by living in a small house sharing community space.

Hard Rock is investing a ton of money and they have experience in both casinos and non casinos.

Stock casino Venetian dropped from $133 to only $1.

I’ve been thrilled with the process and support at Cozy.