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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Buying first property
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Just wanted to chime in @Nathan Platter @Ernie Castaneda@Brian Schmelzlen I have been wholesaling and flipping in the Vegas market for about 8 years now. The best advice I can always give is to start off in your own backyard so that you can get a feel for running the numbers. Vegas market at this time is more of a sellers market and people are paying way more than they should for properties. Unless you have a good source for finding properties where there is absolutely zero competition (like I do) it will be an uphill battle and as long as your ready for that then jump in. But the techniques and strategies are the same as finding a property in your own backyard so why not start there?