What happens is the pot gets divided up among more players [casino's that is] as there is only so much money people have to 'spread the wealth' around; thus each one's profit may be diluted as other casinos are built.As for taxes going down @Austin Wark and @Ryan Vienneau, good luck with that. 

One of the bigger players recently moved to Texas.  

@Dominic Lucarelli I believe he said his were on Soles Street.

Apparently, a lot of grand theft auto players with search google 'how to sell a house in grand theft auto'. 

It has three DVD players.

This may vary in TX, but you have to look at the circumstances and the players.

You need a well educated real estate attorney who has many years of experience with real estate partnerships.They will probably advise you to form a LLC (limited liability company)and designate each of you as a partner.I will tell you right now that I don't like 50/50 partnerships because getting into arguments among partners(especially siblings)is too easy.One of you should be designated the leader legally and have the final word on all partnerships decisions.I would advise you to purchase 1% or more from your sister in law and be the dominant partner.It will make things go 1000 times faster and easier not having to run to your sister in law to get her to sign every little document over the next few months and the years to come.Also if she decides to cash out of the partnership she can sell her minority position to you or another investor.The lawyer will help you find a good affordable CPA and new property managers (if necessary).

A lot of tattoo's might just mean he is an NBA player.

@Dominic Royles Thanks Dominic for your message, Nice to get some international feedback, especially from such a great City.

Let's get together and dominate.