Business WireLas Vegas Housing MarketFor the general Las Vegas housing market, the Las Vegas Review-Journal summarized the 2016 outlook as follows:Vegas housing market to make respectable gains in 2016 Las Vegas Review-JournalWhat We Are Anticipating in 2016Our predictions are based on the following assumptions:• Interest rates will rise in 2016 but at a modest rate.

I'm having flashbacks of living in Las Cruces, my yard was gravel with yucca, cholla and prickly pear...definitely skip the grass. 

The idea was every time we sold a home to an investor we would ask them to donate $250 to this company and then they were supposed to plant a tree somewhere. 

Someone Who's Looking To Plant A Seed And Watch It Grow.

Hi Claudia,I'm also a Canadian now in Las Vegas looking at investment properties myself.  

Are folks in Arizona and Las Vegas having the same problems?

overall, I think it depends on your goal. if you goal is to reach 100% ROI, then when your cashflows and net gain on sale add up to 100% ROI, then sell. you can  add long term capital gain or 1031 exchange into the equation. personally, I have a 4plex in las vegas, and my goal is long term cashflow or highest market value, whichever comes first.

I have explored investing in Palm Desert, Phoenix, Las Vegas, etc. - but I see way more risk out of the SD market, then within our market which has strong fundamentals for buy and hold investors. 

I currently own 10 SFRs in Las Vegas and am considering selling some to buy one or two SFR's to flip in LA.

      Today our Wardley Real Estate sales office in Las Vegas was visited by Lennar Homes, and their spokesperson had interesting news.