I have not seen rents in those brackets drop much if any what I have seen is them go hundred % vacant and cant refill them because construction came to a screeching halt and the laborers left and many or most laborer's are tenants.. this played out in PHX  AZ   Vegas NV   FLA  GA  places with uber new construction .. when it stopped so did the jobs.this is all dictated in my mind on JOBS.. you have jobs you have rent stability jobs or economy falters people start moving in with relatives or they simply up and leave and go somewhere else.. there is a reason U haul is a billion dollar concern. 

They can coach you on doing deals (as can BP, of course...) and it provides leads for you without using your money.

in North Las Vegas.

We are open to properties in our local area (Anchorage, AK), or Denver or Las Vegas because we have some personal connections in those areas.  

I'm looking for any investors that are looking for an intern or assistant to coach the business to.

I would say resist the urge to pay for a coach, at least until you know what you need from a coach.  

If you need some coaching through analyzing your first deal and setting up your partnership, please reach out.

Vegas.

https://www.cnbc.com/video/2018/06/20/costar-group-more-millennials-moving-out.htmlAnd when you take a look at the nearby alternatives to California, the pricing really matters:Average Rent in Sacramento, California: $1,289Average Rent in Las Vegas, Nevada: $959Average Rent in Phoenix, Arizona: $955Average Savings: $330/moMedian Home Price in Sacramento, California: $316kMedian Home Price in Las Vegas, Nevada: $257kMedian Home Price in Phoenix, Arizona: $230kAverage Savings: $400-600/mo on PITI…CONCLUSION:Don’t freak out just yet.

I bought the property in Las Vegas in 2009.