Some property parcels in 29 Palms are on Indian land that's been leased to the homeowner, resulting in a very low sales price.2.

Some people are simply Indians, and not Chiefs of the self.

We just had the Hard Rock sign a contract to open a new hotel on Indian land right in the area, and we have been attracting the likes of Amazon, Target, Walmart, Etc. for the distribution side of the equation.  2) Small commercial, in my opinion, is going to be a little rough in the future. 

Illegals don't have a patent on hard work and there are plenty of Americans that would do the work they do if they were paid more for doing so.The same can be said for engineers competing with Indians willing to work for 30 percent of what they do.

There's absolutely nothing to do with them other than donate them to an indian reservation.

@John M.Does anyone have an opinion on Indian Point near Silver Dollar City?

I have done many such deals with chinese and indian clients.

One last thing, as I've said before I don't do those ABCD grades myself, but even in the best parts of Tosa like the Highlands, if that's an "A", then what are places like River Hills, Chenequa, Elm Grove or especially Indian Hills in Elm Grove where they've got teardowns selling for $700k and being replaced by 12,000, 15,000 or even a 20,000 sq foot home??

Only the Indians are true Americans and looked what happened to them.

Has anyone on here negotiated with an Indian nation in Oklahoma before?