Does that mean the land is leased to you, and the indian tribes have the authority to deny you permission to own that land?

If you want to double your benefit find an American Indian you trust as trustee.

Note - I am CA based but currently in Mumbai on a vacation and the market here is crazzy.

I’d be interested in getting together with other investors in the Matthews, Indian trail area if you guys are interested!

Best south Indian food go to Fremont or everywhere n Santa Clara LOL When almost everyone is first gen. immigrant or second gen. immigrant the folks are living in similar way, they work and live similarly and understanding different culture. 

@Mike Makkar  I crack up at your comment that Texas building costs are so high.. our costs are well over double what you guys pay you have some of the cheapest in the country.. you can build pretty cheap in metro Atlanta as well.land in the path of progress makes more millionaires than any buy and hold scenario unless you have A lot of buy and hold capacity..I bought a 4 acre piece in CA. in 1994 for 28k  NON buildable but bordered city.. it just finally got brought in.. and across the street the largest Indian gaming casino in the state was built over 300 million project.. we are about to get upzoned to flex resi commercial and I think my value at that time is about 3 million...

: 2 days after sending e-mails to an Altisource  worker (they are with Ocwen/Hubzu),  with a foreign accent, I was  hacked by an Indian microsoft impersonator.

I’m trying to find property in Dallas for a future Indian restaurant.

I'm both a QI and an investor and I actually got my start as a QI by doing a 1031 and seeing what it did for me way back when indian attacks were more the norm than drive by shootings :)I've never regretted doing an exchange. 

(A) Unpatented mining claims; (B) Reservations or exceptions in patents or in Acts authorizing the issuance thereof; (C) Water rights, claims or title to water; whether or not the matters excepted under (A), (B) or (C) are shown by the public records; (D) Indian Tribal Codes or Regulations, Indian Treaty or Aboriginal Rights, including easements or equitable servitudes. 7.