Through our vast networks we do a lot of financing deals, buy/sell side of hotels/casinos/bulk REO, import export, trading commodities, and entertainment.

In addition, we have direct source to investors who purchase hotels, hotels-casinos world wide.

He gets his commission check and goes to the local casino (this is Vegas).

I had to tell my friend that it was not the old crew, but a reboot of the franchise, similar to Batman Begins and Casino Royale.

He has many many RI ventures, including casinos.

Or the lender sold off the credit risk and a condition of the credit swap restricts what can done when it comes to loan term modifications.The Sec of the Treasury was highlighting this on CNBC a few weeks back.That said some lenders do control their loans so they will strike a bargain.

You are in what i call the "casino effect".

I just need a comprehensive plan. 1)Traditional savings methods such as Treasuries, saving accounts, term deposits don't offer good returns. 2) Fix/Flip don't have enough potential to reach my goals and its not passive. 3) I've researched companies like Prosper and Lending Club but their stats and no-collateral is discouraging. 4) I like the idea of owning a large multi-family complex debt free.

My quad's come out to 64,000 a door for 850 to 950 a month in rent on my apartments.I don't look at it only from a cash flow perspective however.The area I have the buildings in is an A location prime for redevelopment down the road.Mike it sounds like your local market is competitive with investors and your margins are thin.On one hand it is good to be in a thriving market where demand is strong because usually supply is lower and the amount of rentals and new development for multifamily cannot meet demand.This helps rents grow at a rate that outpaces utility increases and inflation.The downside is it can make some investors overspend on a property because they feel good about the market.I looked for over 2 years before I bought something.I said many times those buyers were nuts.I tracked the properties and many investment properties after purchase just 1 to 2 years later went into foreclosure.They bought at such a price that it wasn't sustainable.I look for a 10 CAP or better on my purchases.The problem is if you someone who has only gotten 1 percent interest off of a CD or Treasuries or they have gotten beat up in the stock market.Those types of buyers jump up and down to get a 7% annual CAP return beating out your offers everyday of the week.By in large many buyers like this can be lazy.They only look in the MLS for listed properties.Value can be found marketing to sellers that are not on the market.They don't want to make public all of their problems ( I know it is common knowledge of default at some point but this is their mindset ).

Unfortunately after we bought our second rental every one of us moved to other countries (myself I moved to China) due to work commitment and we got stuck with 2 rentals which in the past 5 years miraculously we managed it remotely.The reason I found this website is that I went to an exhibition in Macau (note I was on vacation there and after a few days casino did some sightseeing and ended up there) where a company was advertising investment opportunities in the US.