Just to introduce myself I am an advisor based in Indonesia, with significant experience in this market, anyone thinking of investing in this country may want to check out these guides Essential Information for foreign investors - Indonesian Real Estate or if looking at Condo Hotels or resorts you might want to check this out Investing In Managed Vacation/Resort Properties.

Reason being, is for one thing they are job creators but even more than that, they sift through incredible amounts of data before they make the decision to place a store at a given location and so you can probably be sure that where those major players are headed, people and real estate demand is likely to follow. 

Here's the deal: If you're a big player and are prepared to have your financial statements in order, develop relationships with regional banks.

The casino will have 1,796 slots, 54 table games, and a player’s club, along with restaurants and bars with a total of 940 seats.

I have experience in business notes sales and know there are only a few players in the country that deal with it (the rest broker).

Also, others have said use hard money, but only as a last resort.

And last resort, send them a notice saying your insurance coverage for the property expressly disclaims any liability in connection with the trampoline and they will be solely liable for any costs or damages incurred in connection with its use or with keeping it on the property.

A sub-2 is not always a last resort, before our mortgage melt down, they were common without such a slant, as we have had a rash of foreclosures there certainly has been an upturn and I understand that assessment, but that's like saying all black guys play basketball.I just posted my outlook and approach which has proven success, each deal must be viewed on its own merit without predjudice, balancing the issues between the parties while making it profitable and equitable for both.Thanks again for your reply and it is an opinion, :)

Next when you get home use the city or county tax assessors website to look up the address and find the name of the owner and sometimes a mailing address (which is a last resort of contact). 

HUGE difference between the cap rate of an A class and a D class even if they are less than a mile away from each other...Cap rates can even be different from on neighborhood to another.In DFW alone I've seen cap rates as low as 3% (actual) and as high as 9% (actual).You need to find local owners, major players in the multifamily brokerages or talk to a few of the major property management companies in the area and they can tell you what's the cap rates they see in your desired SPECIFIC area.