And all the people going to a casino every day/week.... rubbing hand's thinking there gonna walk in with $100 and walk-out with $10k.....Just because there is many people with a very incorrect mindset, it does not change the reality of what it all is. 

Wall Street is, at it's simplest level, a Casino.

Probably 2 dozen or more real demand drivers like factories and casinos and hospitals. 

I think we'll see the area grow with the help of jobs provided by Caesar's Casino in 2024 as well as the Center for Manufacturing Advancement that's due to open soon.

I don't fault the Casino owner nor the people who choose to frequent. it is what it is. 

But, North Lake and TD also generate a lot less headaches because there are less bachelor parties and 'casino visitors' using the properties. 

That's walking into a Casino and seeking to "hack the math" and come out 200% up, repeatedly day after day.

He said something like: In Atlantic City they wanted to expand a casino, they bought out the surrounding houses but there was one homeowner that didn't want to move. 

Scottsdale even has a Caesars now.All that being said it's still possible to do well as a STR investors but you need to be willing to spend more on the right location, the right design, and the right furniture. 

Usually, when people conduct studies, they look at things in the past that have already happened, and usually from that we can kind of tell what’s gonna happen in the future. now when you’re so bad with money, do you bankrupt for casinos, and you can only get foreign financing, not only do you not belong in charge of the companies that you own?