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To: energyplay who wrote (179583)	1/26/2009 6:30:48 AM
From: RockyBalboa	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

Try the Venetian, or Bellagio. Aren´t they always in need of good card counters, or dealers? I wouldn´t settle for less... <gg>

To: energyplay who wrote (179583)	1/26/2009 7:24:08 AM
From: TH	Respond to of 306849

ep, Excellent questions, and I have no answers. I'm not in need of a job, for my objective is to be a bum (or the next Tom Jones <g>). As for HOA, that is a major concern. The one place I'm looking at now is renting, so there must be some modification to the HOA as the majority of the units are not even for sale. I will check that out in great detail. HOA is a much bigger concern in Panorama and some of the dirt cheap stuff in the 89101. I've read some blogs about the condition of some of these units and common areas from lack of tenants and from poor care from being leased. In a joint with an HOA of approximately .52 square/month like Panorama, I have some real concerns. I think smaller developments with a price point that has motivated enough buyers to get a stable base of ownership is critical. So far I'm only guessing at which those might be and much more work is required before I buy. GT TH