Atlantic City/South Jersey specific would also be Casinos, public venues, and large hotels.

Without proper discipline, then you are just having fun at the casino. 

Getting a real estate license to be an investor is like becoming a casino dealer in hopes of becoming a better gambler.

since ur in vegas..EF it ...spend it at the casinos lol

It is still a people business and you can't trust unless you have verified. 80k should not be treated lightly, sight unseen with strangers you may have better odds at a casino!

@Christian BrownI was there a few weeks ago and I drove by the streets just north of the Casinos "Hard Rock and Harrah" and it felt like a ghost town.

Bay ownership.I have a property I own in Rohnert Park ( 4 acres) zoned mixed use resi.. its right next to the Graton casino.. there is huge housing shortage in your area ... so rentals will stay absolutely full year in and year out.. plus you should get some increase in rents.. but the worse is you make some cash flow.. and your tenants pay down your mortgage and the next thing you know its 20 years later and you have millions in TRUE Equity.. that's one way to go

New casino in that area has brought some good things.  

Not too many vacation homes but it certainly is a 4 seasons community; skiing, hunting, boating, casino, etc. and of course the race track.Prices are all over the place depending on the area.

I have real investors that want to invest nation wide in hotels, resorts, casino, etc.