That said, in this market with the low inventory if you let the market know what you need, it will likely reward you.If you would like a second opinion on value, post back here with specifics and the Bigger Pockets community can weigh in.  

Fair enough on a home, but commercial buildings can have a very different cost/reward tradeoff

Or you can choose to eliminate that flood expense entirely and reap the rewards of the massive NOI boost that no one else knew was possible.We do this work all day. 

Plenty of things to think about..I'm sure you know but it will be very rewarding when you've made a good deal. 

Stay laser focused on the best deal available right now ( or continue to save - patience is usually rewarded in the real estate game and haste can be punished severely).1031 is for investment. 

I'd also be interested to connect with investors who have units (SFR, Condos, Apts, etc) near the strip or otherwise that have gone the AirBnB route, and how feasible a motto this is.Are the prices in Vegas still good enough to provide good ROI and risk vs reward? 

The benefits can be incredible and the opportunity to work in a niche that is a win-win for both investors/sponsors and renters alike is even more rewarding.

It’s much more rewarding when you plan to have Vacancies, some repairs, or CapEx.  

Most people who post here giving advice feel it is fun and their duty and they are the "expert" and being able to be so is reward enough to them.

On the other hand, the broker that represented us in the acquisition of the lots is also a very good and capable broker, although she is not specialized in new home sales.Frankly, I think either would do a good job selling the homes (especially in this market) but I'm trying to weigh the following things:1) In general, I like the idea of rewarding the sourcing broker.