Tickets to concerts/sports and now a used car I bought for $850 are my most recent attempts.I plan on going with a buy and hold strategy, but I will probably explore other avenues just to see what I can do.

In addition, foregoing going out (eating, clubbing, concerts, sporting events, etc.) as often could result in savings that can be applied to the down payment.Small sacrifices can help many obtain the necessary down payment.Save now, reward yourself when the nearly passive income permits.Good luck

Even if they reopened the casinos tomorrow...there are no shows, no nightclubs, no dayclubs, no concerts.  

I’ve met celebrities, been backstage at concerts and talked one-on-one to one of the richest people in the country, all of which can be traced directly back to being involved with BP.So my opinion is the speaker at that event just doesn’t “get it”.  

Once theaters, museums, restaurants, concert-venues, bars and clubs all fully reopen, and people feel comfortable being in crowded places again, New York will be back. 

Those who do so but then make a concerted effort to use that skill set for the betterment of one's neighbor, I have no problem with that. 

Missing out on sporting events and concerts?

He is Bringing in an Amphitheater for concerts, building a green "city", and bringing major corps such as Coca Cola to have hubs in the area to attract jobs and younger people.

I had one hazard go up when they concerted it to a rental so I stopped telling them they were converted.

The situation is very dynamic right now and I can say that there's a real concerted effort to assist policyholders in maintaining their coverage.