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David Beadles
  • Pasadena, CA
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Las Vegas Four-plexes

David Beadles
  • Pasadena, CA
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Is anyone familiar with investing in four-plexes around the Las Vegas area? I am looking to purchase my first investment property and am looking for an investor-friendly agent and some guidance. More specifically, here are some initial questions I had.

- What does the local RE community think about investing in these four-plexes? I understand that people have different investing philosophies, but many of these properties seem to produce decent cash flow.

- What would you consider the A or B neighborhoods for four-plexes? Conversely, are there any neighborhoods a new investor should absolutely avoid?

- I know that your mileage may very with property insurance, but what's an estimate for property in the $200-250k range

Thank you everyone.

David

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