Aloha everyone,I've been searching for MF properties in Las Vegas for a little while now and have noticed how quickly places are going under contract.

We just have ways of assisting with local financial coaching opportunities through a NFP) If you are hiring a PM, ask them what their written standards are (they should be able to give you these, almost instantly).

Our area in Vegas does not allow airbnb or "short-term" rentals, although this appears to mean 30 days or less.

I refinanced back in 2016 and took out 35k to do a flip in Las Vegas which did pretty well which left me with 60k in the bank and 120k loan.

If Wildwood would have gone as planned I would have Penn Valley as my location not Oregon and Vegas  :)  Anyway carry on..

I am new to the BP forums and can’t wait to connect with members in and near Las Vegas... and honestly all across the states.

A few months ago I met with their head of MHP acquisition team in Las Vegas at a conference and they are not doing anything different from you or anyone else on BP.

Considered: Minneapolis, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Denver, Chicago, Kansas CityInvestments: Arguably the most "under construction" part of my plan, your insights are welcome and encouraged.2BR, 2+BA Condos with roommates - Lower values lower barriers to entry theoretically, but internet skimming of this investment implies that HOA assessments are an ROI risk to be likened to underestimated capex.

I have a rental property in Las Vegas that is under LLC (newly formed LLC), Am I obligated to inform the  Mortgage company about this?

So I may go to the one in Las Vegas later this year.