Now again, I don't see any reason that the average price in Las Vegas should be any higher then, let say San Antonio, Dallas or Austin's satellite cities, TX.

That BP now allows amateurs with 1-3 years of experience to dish out "advice" on the BP blog is troubling indeed...I happen to know Indy well enough.

That is not the case, legally or ethically, real property is one of the functions of our economic system, cars, boots, software, or dishes are not. 

Management Company = Waste of your money.I know this DJ from a satellite radio company, he's normally cavorting with heavy metal bands on a yacht in the Carribbean while he manages his STRs in the G/PF area with his iPhone.

If you pay for electricity than it's much easier, with net metering you will get credited on your bill for however much you put onto the grid, and it will carry over month to month, and if there is still a credit at the end of the year you will get a check in the mail.If you want to get an approximate estimate based on satellite imagery and weather data try http://pvwatts.nrel.gov.

In the long run you'll save over dishing out a large % to a PM.  

I feel the seller would have to be desperate to dish out cash to sell their home. can you lend some further insight?

Sherman is a satellite city of the DFW.

MapQuest, click on the satellite button and zoom in.

I was thinking I would want one to be satellite controlled so I can set temporary codes for the Contractors.