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Las Vegas Multi Family
Hi.
I’m new to investing and looking for some direction. I live in northern ca (bay area) and want to invest somewhere where my money will go further. I was thinking about Las Vegas, and more specifically, multi family homes in Las Vegas. Any advise or guidance with how to find these properties, a good property manager, and a good agent there would be awesome!
Thanks!
Tristan
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Originally posted by @Enzo Vito:
@Casey Powers
> demo for gentrification
This is interesting you bring that up cause I was looking at properties in the downtown area around Fremont street. There's a lot of pretty hip places popping up and I figure that's a good place to upgrade a multifam or at least an SFH.
Look into Opportunity Zone tax benefit for improving in “needy” neighborhoods. Almost all the small multis in las Vegas are in Oppression Zone neighborhoods.