Investors are usually willing to let lifestyle living take a back seat while they begin their investment journey so that in the not to distant future they can be living the life style they desire with less stress.  

Price, taxes, location and life style continue to be the big attractions.

IMHO,  whats important is to walk the property, otherwise, you are taking a vegas gamble with not being able to see the inside. 

Just like any vacation spot, some are looking for deals, some want an experience and some want location..Just think Vegas, you can stay off strip and Uber in or stay at the Bellagio and be in the middle of it all with high end everything.

The reasons being, rent by room is technically a boarding home style of operation, think halfway house, elderly care facility, childrens home, etc. 

If I ever needed the money I could withdraw it tax free, but it literally would not affect me if the value fell 20-30-40% if the income remained  (ps  I’ve been  invested in Vegas since 1999.

definitely like Franklinton, could see east Franklinton developing into a young/middle-upper class mixed use neighborhood (Boston Seaport) and west Franklinton developing to a township-style neighborhood in the long term (Columbus stacks in Ready Player One)

Seeking a skilled & licensed electrician in the Vegas market:)

I’ve been consuming more podcasts as fast as I can about owning more then the predetermined amount from a fanny may or Freddy mac style loan.

I own a 3 bd SFR in the Las Vegas area.