Then as a little extra bonus gave one of his daughters as a wedding present who married a dude named Carson, they got the land for the City of Carson.  

@Ryan Pozzi To quote the book Rich Dad Poor Dad, “If your pattern is to spend everything you get, most likely an increase in cash will just result in an increase in spending.”If extensive saving is a common theme you have picked up on, it’s probably because it’s true.

:Well, he's obviously not living with his fiance/wife ;-) Well at least the scumbag is traditional and not shacking up before the wedding.  :-)

We now utilize our home for the occasional wedding and plan on ramping that part up so that our house is a profit center.

I think this is a fair assumption as it is something that seems to be theme that runs through owning property.

@Joshua Little I was there on Wed.

After a 100 or so I was able to create themes pretty quickly for the neighborhoods that worked for my numbers based on taxes, rent potential, and ultimately cash flow. 2) I then created a list of neighborhoods, got in my car, and began driving around to see what they actually looked like boots on ground.

Theme parks, sporting events, concerts, restaurants, airlines, retail are all going to take major financial hits.

Essentially, requiring the tenant to acknowledge that the roof over their head is the first bill paid each month, before the credit cards, before the utilities, before the car payment, before their sister's wedding, etc.... 

(Wedding, entertainment venues, conferences, hotel, travel, theme parks, etc.)I hope I am wrong.