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.

(about 5+ hours)We were physically there for move in/lease signings.

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. 

I will say the decision to be hands on and be physically present at your investment properties would be a personal choice based on your own comfort level and goals.

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

Also 60 units is a lot if you cannot be there physically to stabilize them or have an AMAZING property manager and deep pockets of reserves.

I've also been to their physical offices in downtown Orlando. 

Get some appointments with the local HR departments of the hospital, big physical therapy shops and home infusion.

I live in another state, so my ability to check in physically is very limited.Any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.Thanks, Travis