I've worked several jobs, most of them time consuming and physically demanding, but I've been interested in real estate for a number of years now.

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

Stock is equity in a physical company. 

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 was at physical therapy trying to sneak messages in where I could.At the end of the day I’d suggest visiting REtipster.com.

He's using us to fix it up on our dime. 4102 Dartmouth st Portsmouth,va..also no physical damage on walls.

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. 

I haven't seen the lot physically just on paper.A friend of mine from work is currently developing land and they said nothing for 4 yrs and now its picking up..but its luxury homes.. 1M homes.Her issue is the developer/builder is making more money than them who owns and developed the land.

My parents owned several properties, MN.. and they were in no shape physically to care or manage them but they wanted control.. 

You also have to keep in mind not just physical vacancy, but economic as well (bad debt, loss to lease, etc...).When you say capex I assume you mean capex reserves?