I look at the economy, which is casinos and tourism for Las Vegas.

Maybe this will change a few things...http://wtnh.com/2017/09/18/mgm-announces-developme...Wasn't there already discussion of a casino in East Windsor? 

Even with parts of the country where they try to set assessment based on market value, they aren't updated frequently enough to match actual market value.If you want to figure out the value of the property, you need to find recent sales of similar sized and styled properties within the last 3-6 months within a 1/2 to mile radius, same zip code and school district.

If you are financing a rooming house, lenders will frequently want a much larger downpayment - some won't touch rooming houses at all.

I wouldn't count on it, but consult an attorney and decide if you want to take the gamble for laying out court costs now to possibly get some money back down the road.It's kind of like a casino.

Although I'm a broker and MLS participant, I find myself using Redfin quite frequently.

There is a frequent poster on this site who says you have to calculate 10% annual opportunity cost on any equity you have in a property.

It says nothing about how many dollars will be in your pocket after you've counted your chips when the casino is closed. 

Also, Huntington is the closest point in VA to the new MGM National Harbor Casino and the outlets.

However, the listings frequently state they are not permitted .