Yes I am thrilled at the great advice given.

You don't need to be in GA, you need to be familiar with the market as to collateral.Yes, I get bored easily too, pretty much why I did so many things, wasn't about making money, it's about the thrill of the deals, the ventures, the journey. :)

The Indian casinos in CA have killed the economy and I don't see that changing anytime soon.

We were totally blown away when we went over 200 people, stopped counting at 223, because it was so busy, and were thrilled to hear the overwhelmingly positive feedback.

So start networking with Realtors, get introduced, and then those "big players" will teach you exactly what you should be looking for - and they'll be thrilled to do so.

Tenants are thrilled with the house, and I'm thrilled to have a full deposit and 1st months rent!

Infrastructure Trend: The one consistent improvement I see everytime I visit (and I do mean everytime) is that there is always a casino being built/remodeled (I imagine that this is a perpetual event)---this isn't infrastructure in my opinion.

My boss who is direct to one of our major investors is in need of a Las Vegas Casino that he can purchase for 65%LTV or lower.

I'm not too thrilled about managing the property remotely either.I guess there is significant upside potential if the market continues to appreciate in Tacoma, but I know you cannot count on that.

People are also watching for the late 2008 opening of an $879 million Sands slots casino project on the Bethlehem Steel brownfields...some eager, some not so.