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Multifamily Househack in Las Vegas
Hello Everyone, I am moving to Las Vegas, NV from CA in early 2022. My goal is to purchase and househack a multifamily property valued at ~$400,000 by 2024. I am looking to generate atleast $200 of positive cash flow per month from the househack. I am new to Las Vegas, so please feel free to share any general advice. I would greatly appreciate it!
Here are some questions that I have in mind rn:
1. Are multifamily properties a great investment to househack in Las Vegas?
2. What are some recommended locations that I should consider to buy a rental property?
3. I am aware that there are alot of houses being built in LV. What are some developing locations that show great rental potential?
Most Popular Reply

Not having funds is definitely going to make things more difficult. It's always hardest to purchase your first property.
I am not aware of any multi-family being newly built in Las Vegas since 2013. The current cost per square foot to build is about $240. A typical 4plex could be 4000 sq. ft., thus 4000 x 240 =960,000, and you still have to buy the land, maybe another 200-300k. Let's say $1.25M to build a 4plex in average area. You have 4plexs in Spring Valley for $550-600k. Conclusion - no developer/investor will build at $240 per sq foot. Back in 2014, when square foot to build was $100, still no developer/investor will build. This is why you will not see any new 4plexs. Now, rehab/flip an existing 4plex, done all the time, and price sensitive.