I'm assuming it'd be bad business for the casinos if they opened the flood gates

I am interested in cash flow and in my opinion if you wanna play The appreciation game your better off taking that $300 per month you would lose, go to the nearest Casino and put it on Black (or red if you like red better).As the great Robert Kiyosaki says, if its taking money out of your pocket it’s a liability(Just my personal thoughts)

I thought of the first deal like going to the casino and bypassing the $5 blackjack table and taking a seat the $200,000 blackjack table. 

New $2B casino going in right now, National Harbor is 2 miles away.

There's a lot of opportunity in our part of the state.Brandon Turner, values can vary widely in our corner of CT, which has everything from minimum wage casino workers to million-dollar homes in some affluent towns and particularly the seaside areas.

The Casino House in vegas doesn't gamble, the individual at the craps table is gambling but the House isn't gambling. 

The reason being is that the news last week indicated the new casino will probably bring about 30k jobs+ to the area plus there's a proposal to build an airport bigger than Pearson in the future, and the nuclear plant is confirmed to be shut down by 2024 and all waste treatment completed by 2028. 

No, I don't know if the Casino will explode the real estate values in the city.

Or win big at a casino.

., work has already started on the hotel that will be part of a larger development called the Esplanade near the Rivers Casino.