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Einar Mykletun
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  • Irvine, CA
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Las Vegas - Selling properties with our without tenant occupancy

Einar Mykletun
  • Investor
  • Irvine, CA
Posted

Hello BP,

I am looking at selling off some of my SFHs in Las Vegas (price range $145K-$210K). I wanted to hear from others whether you think it will make a big difference (number of buyers) whether the homes are tenant occupied or not.

I'm asking well aware of that there were many more investors looking at Las Vegas some 4 years ago than there are today. However, perhaps some of you (real estate agents, investors) in Las Vegas have intimate knowledge about whether it will hurt me a lot (smaller buyer pool) if some of my homes are tenant occupied at the time of sale.

Thanks,

Einar

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