And it sits almost in the perfect spot where you're at the most 10-15mins from everything: downtown, Indiana, the casino, the south suburbs, the expressway, and shopping centers.

However, there is a small pocket that are good areas, Spring Valley/Chinatown around 400-450k 4plex, east of 95 near Summerlin 450-500k 4plex, and behind MGM casino, Tropicana/Maryland called Parkway Villas around 350-400k 4plex.

It's an area that is slowly turning with the help of National Harbor, Tanger Outlets, Old Town Alexandria 5 minutes away, Downtown D.C. 10 minutes away, MGM Casino, and the new Amazon HQ construction starting soon. 

I can only assume times are a bit tough for some as the casino workers are not all back to work but, would love to hear someone on the ground there's thoughts.

I can only assume times are a bit tough for some as the casino workers are not all back to work but, would love to hear someone on the ground there's thoughts.

If the hardship is run of the mill, "I was stupid and lost my money on the black jack table at the casino" then it does not apply.

I'm making more on unemployment than I was dealing poker at the casino.

My fear with AC is that the rentals are dependent on casino employees and with the casinos on the decline I am afraid so are the renters. 

Although Trump has never filed for personal bankruptcy, hotels and casino businesses of his have declared bankruptcy six times between 1991 and 2009 due to its inability to meet required payments and to re-negotiate debt with banks, owners of stock and bonds and various small businesses (unsecured creditors)."

And being told I had access to “all the casinos amenities...” as a benefit.