Employer Trend: Correct me if I wrong, but isn't the gambling industry (and all its subsidiary business units like entertainment, hospitality, etc.) the largest employer in Vegas (most likely followed by construction and then the convention industries)---if this is the case, the industry isn't known for employee enrichment/income advancement.

Nice borders between grass and shrubs?

and buy in the best places for me to invest in.I'm going for a buy and hold strategy and would like something that's affordable ($200-300k) and has a high cap rate and has a strong rental market with lots of quality tenants.So far I'm looking at the parts of Santa Ana that border Costa Mesa, Downtown LB, and recently parts of Oceanside.

I'm surprised no one's recommending the border.

The best one is "making Big Money Investing in Foreclosures withour Cash or Credit" I saw it for 10.57 used on Amazon.com, after I had paid around $25 for it at Borders!

I can understand the grey area with Sub2’s and that some could see it as border-line fraudulent towards the bank.

That was a few thousand dollars I was not going to gamble on even if I did have a little more wiggle room left :wink: that was still there for the surprise factor....you know, "surprise, I didn't count on that needing to be fixed" Glad I passed on it, I was watching another one slowly drop in asking price.

I work with a company who currently offers financing for Real-Estate in Mexico.I am happy to answer any questions you have about purchasing property or obtaining financing down in Mexico, the investment and commercial market throughout the country is booming right now, and Mexican real-estate will become a much more talked about topic as the wheels of the SPP continue to grind away at opening the borders between the US, Canada and Mexico.Great to be here, and hopefully I can contribute a bit of information to your boards.

Should I gamble?

I also think that many investors are going to be willing to gamble for those real high returns.