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Deciding the best approach in the Las Vegas/Henderson market

William Nichols
  • Henderson, NV
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Hello everyone,

I hope this post finds you all are well. I have some road blocks that I thought maybe one or many of you all could help clear up for me. As a new investor tired of paying someone else's mortgage my lease at my APT complex is ending soon. Before my lease expired, I wanted to close on a good four-plex that brought in a good cash flow and that I could also live in (house hack). I'm having difficulty finding good deals on the MLS for multifamily homes. So I considered (while still searching for my 4-plex) looking into securing a single-family home in the Las Vegas / Henderson area. I am just genuinely tired of paying rent when I could if anything starts paying towards a mortgage for the same price, maybe even cheaper....Or maybe I should be patient and stick it out (with renting) until a good multi-family deal becomes available in my market? Any thoughts about this? Please feel free to share your thoughts, ideas or any other good need to know information.

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