When is the last time you stopped to get fast food and the place was 4 blocks off the road, after taking 3 turns, off behind all the trees, with no real signage?

Borgata Casino's downstairs food court seems like a welcoming place to grab a good meal and talk.  

I should add, I currently live with my parents so I have no living/food expenses.

Just food for thought in the future or a way to adjust now, if you haven't sold already, and eat a higher mortgage for a couple of months. 

Non-gambling spending (food and hotel occupancy) has been on the rise.  

Couldn't pay her bills, couldn't buy food, couldn't do anything.

Especially if you could cheaply serve some food as well perhaps.

@John Mainwaring My initial reaction was it could only work in large, densely populated cities like New York, Chicago, Los Angeles etc.

sports betting has helped stabilize things but even a few years ago and during the height of negativity 2013-15 imo, hotel rooms occupancy was maxed out and great food and beverage numbers.

Maybe have a BBQ Party every couple of months.Invite people you know and those you have just met.On the buy day for the food, text them to see if they are going to be there or not.Don't talk business, just have fun.Just make sure everyone has a seat available in the shade--that Texas sun can get hot.Maybe get a couple of friends to be grill masters.Talk to your tax expert to see if you can deduct this (or not).Work at expanding the number of new people every BBQ and in a few years you will have a much bigger circle of friends.The trick is to invite people who share your passion for real estate vs just your buddies.You can make it a family invite where the can bring their kids, meaning an afternoon party vs an all night booze binge (remember this is business).https://www.youtube.com/watch?