Ive not reviewed the plan but imo No one will be “coming in and out of town” for that casino.

There's a casino and a giant abandoned mall right at US-40 & the 270 beltway just waiting to be developed into something new.. 

@David Kerner also...you can ask the bank to tie your future interest rate to a current indicator like the us treasury...that was a common practice for us and it would at least give the borrower the ability to track their future rate...

Charlotte proper is getting a lot stiffer competition right now so I would suggest Rock Hill, Gastonia, Concord, Mooresville and with the casino coming - Kings Mountain - to start looking at alternative areas.

Leverage 70-80% LTV (Debt): Borrow max amount of money at artificially low rates, with complete disregard to what will happen once the Fed loses control of bond market and treasuries spike. 2.

All stock market fluctuations prove is:Have a diversified portfolio in the market (Stocks, Bonds, Treasuries)Have a diversified portfolio in investments (businesses, P2P lending, savings accounts, gold)Have a diversified portfolio in Real Estate (land, MF, SFH, commercial, urban, rural, multiple markets if possible)

The rate on this one is floating over treasury and can adjust once per 3 years (there is a max cap).

Today I'm a very successful Treasury Manager for a Fortune 1000 company.

I have a property in Rohnert park right next to the Graton Casino I bought in mid 90s for 27k  4 acres tax's 200 a year just sits there.. just put it on the market for 3 million will take two though  :)  its all perspective.. and where you live I made more on my bay area properties in appreciation than I could have possibly hoped to make in a life time leveraging small dollar rentals or drip income at 200 a month per door.. but to be fair I am not an investor I am a business owner and we create income with commission s Points  interest delta building new homes etc etc.. average investor cant do that .. they don't have the skill sets or experience to get the financing to pull this stuff off.So I totally get the buy a rental house try to scale it for the average W 2 or high income earner who is focused on their career.  

So if the yield on the 3 month us treasury was 1.5%, and the year was 1.6%, and the 2 year was  1.65%, and the 5 year was 1.75%, and the 10year was 1.85%, and the 30 year was 2.0%, then the yield curve would NOT be inverted.IF however the yield curve looked like: 3 month us treasury was 1.5%, and the year was 1.6%, and the 2 year was 2.5%, and the 5 year was 1.75%, and the 10year was 1.85%, and the 30 year was 2.0%, then the yield curve would would be inverted.Because the rate of return you are getting on the 2 year is 2.5%, and the rate of the return on the 10 year is 1.85%.