Thoughts on the rental market in Las Vegas?

They compared California City to Las Vegas and other large cities in the Southwest that began as tiny desert outposts.

My current goal is to grow my Residential Real Estate Sales team in Las Vegas to hit 100 million in sales by end of 2020.

For example, here in Las Vegas I have added new floors, paint, and various upgraded to get higher rent. 

Here in Las Vegas/Henderson NV I send lease renewals out 60 days in advance. 

At the time of purchase, it seemed that they was promise of the place doing well and becoming a retirement community outside of Las Vegas but that didn’t happen and the properties have gone down in value and worth less than 10-20 percent of what she purchased them for.

I'd suggest if you like the idea of a rental property then take your investment out of state, perhaps a high end 4 unit in Arizona or Las Vegas that could spread your risk over multiple units as well as being a rental owner in a much more landlord friendly location.I am originally from the bay and recently moved to Sac 3 years ago (West Sac to be specific) I love it out here :)

I’m based in Las Vegas and I recently passed the necessary tests to get my license in Nevada.

Hoping someone could refer me to a good rental investment real estate agent in Las Vegas NV?

I have also been lucky enough to have been working with a real estate firm here in DFW that focuses primarily on due diligence of Freddie Mac multifamily securitizations for B-Piece buyers, so I've been able to hone my multifamily due diligence and underwriting skills in this field for the past 2 years on top of our self-education.At this time, we're focused on acquiring a duplex/triplex in the DFW metroplex (focused in the Irving/Las Colinas, Coppell, Carrollton/Farmers Branch, Richardson and Trinity Groves/Medical District areas in Dallas, as well as some of the surrounding submarkets on a deal-by-deal basis), with the plan to house-hack.