And I’ll let you in on my experience of 40 plus years in real estate, and having personally met many of he older time gurus; take away the slick presentation (prepared by a marketing firm in either Las Vegas, Nevada, or in Provo, Utah), the “glamour” shot appearance makeover, the unsubstantiated resume and personal history, and the buzz words and motivational bs, and what you’re left with is most times a salesman/marketer and NOT someone who has had much if any success investing in real property.   

Let’s see:Booming: Provo, Austin, San Antonio, Charlotte, Nashville, Orlando, Dallas/Fort Worth, Denver, Greenville, Raleigh, Tampa, Phoenix, Seattle, Houston, Atlanta Strong Growth: Indianapolis, Las Vegas, Riverside, Detroit (!!)

If you're in LA and want something you can drive to check out Las Vegas.

Las terrenas is beautiful and growing as well but for family and short term rentals is an ideal place being that it’s close to la romana, Santo Domingo, miches, bayahibe, and to the airport as well.

I have a single family house in N Las Vegas which is on the market but not getting any viable offers.

I live in Las Vegas which is a mecca for tourism, but new STRs here are very difficult to secure.

When the real estate appreciates 50% (how many years does it take for Las Vegas properties to appreciate 50% at 10% a year?

This realization left me astonished at my own capabilities.In 2021, within the span of a year, I successfully made an offer on my first condo, situated near the famous Las Vegas Strip by Bellagio.

I live in Las Vegas and now that I am in a position to buy, I have been looking at properties on Zillow.

Las Vegas is still strong.