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Las Vegas Multi Family Homes

Shiva Pradeep
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My investor and I are looking at Las Vegas multi family homes. Even the turn key properties are at great cap rate 7+ . Whats the catch? 

How is the vegas market. I want to connect with someone to discuss about it. Any help is greatly appreciated. =)

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Michael Coxen
  • Real Estate Agent / Developer
  • Las Vegas, NV
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Michael Coxen
  • Real Estate Agent / Developer
  • Las Vegas, NV
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Hey Shiva, I don’t see many true 7 caps anymore in our market. Deeper research into them typically unveils compressed expenses and sometimes inflated rents. You’re also looking at D properties as @Alexander Felice mentioned, so be sure to budget for extensive cap ex and vacancies. There is still a flipping market, as @Louis Davis said. In the multi family space, I’m into ground-up development where I can essentially “flip” an under utilized asset into its highest and best use. 

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