It is a bad choice to go ahead without seeing property, its like a gamble.

Be persistent and consistent and don't let that fire burn out that was ignited by the course you purchased.

On the other hand, Las Vegas is an international destination with vast potential if the economies of its neighbor states improve.I do what people do in Vegas: I gamble!

That's not an investment, it's a gamble.

I don't see an upside, it sounds like gambling to me, and I hate flushing $$$ into slot machines.

Do Options and flip them quickly to make up front money.3, From Edmon go to Miami, don't gamble just find people with money and make friends.

It could also indicate a gambling addiction or other issues that could make rent collection difficult.

If someone tells me that they do 10/hr, I would say to myself “how much time and material do i need to spend again if i take this gamble”. heh

If you decide to proceed anyway, you are gambling and not investing. 

It's a gamble, but with SD's history I'm willing to take that gamble and invest in long term rentals that 15 years from now will provide me a huge equity and possibly some positive cash flow by that point due to higher rents.In the end, it all comes down to your own individual investments goals and risk aversion to REI.Food for thought...hope it helps.